Sherwood Gallery

11/24/2023

11/26/2016

From the collection of Guõríõur, a future voyager, "obsessed with the early days of Mars exploration," artifacts include: etchings showing the first human + machine traces on Mars, geological specimens from Guõríõur's interstellar journey, and two resonant instruments.

"This installation contemplates the similarities between Mars and Earth considering the ways progress has evolved on Earth and its subsequent extraterrestrial trajectories on Mars." - Yulia Pinkusevich (Oakland-based artist)

Yulia Pinkusevich's show is at Kent Fine Art in NYC until Dec 23. Details: http://www.kentfineart.net/exhibitions/yulia-pinkusevich-the-recollections-of-stones-unturned

10/31/2016

The lowline, NYC's underground park that uses solar collectors and fiber optics to bring light from street level to a garden in a subterranean trolley tunnel, will begin construction in 2018. It is scheduled to open in 2020.

10/07/2016

Tonight is the opening for Water and the Sounding Sirens at the Sherwood Gallery! Quite an interesting exhibit of thought-provoking, water themed artwork. Fri Oct 7 | 5:30 - 8:00pm | 58 Maiden Ln

10/03/2016

Pete McBride's photographs of the Colorado River illustrate the many pulls on this natural resource that sustains life on many levels, from sustaining cities to aquatic ecosystems and large scale agriculture.

A aerial view of Pierre Lakes Basin near Aspen Colorado.

09/11/2016

Photographer Edward Burtynsky's work speaks to the contradictions in resource consumption and our concern for nature. His statement about his body of work titled "Water":

“While trying to accommodate the growing needs of an expanding, and very thirsty civilization, we are reshaping the Earth in colossal ways. In this new and powerful role over the planet, we are also capable of engineering our own demise. We have to learn to think more long-term about the consequences of what we are doing, while we are doing it. My hope is that these pictures will stimulate a process of thinking about something essential to our survival; something we often take for granted—until it’s gone.”

http://www.edwardburtynsky.com/site_contents/Photographs/Water.html

Edward Burtynsky Photographic Works. Fine Art photographer based in Toronto Canada. This site is the online portfolio for Edward Burtynsky

09/03/2016

Check out this installation by Dan Corson, designed to be displayed in the 1-87 underpass in San Jose, California. "Sensing Water" uses real time weather data from NOAA to project lighting patterns onto the walls of this urban passageway. As the weather changes, so do the patterns within the underpass. The installation highlights a section of the Guadalupe River that has been urbanized and intends to bring awareness to water issues of the Silicon Valley. http://dancorson.com/sensing-water

12/09/2015

It’s not quite a pickled calf – but the rebirth of a troubled Toxteth community might be art. The story of the street and the young architects succeeding where every official plan has failed has caught the art world’s attention

11/17/2015

Jonah getting some print by Heath Ceramics!

Thrilled to have one of my glass burned panels prominently displayed in the newly released design book by Heath Ceramics. Thank you George Bradley Architecture + Design and Eddie Baba for building such a beautiful home and including my artwork in its design. Check it out!