IN
-SITE
A celebration of diverse and contemporary approaches to the Third Dimension
Artists in this exhibition are nominated Sculptor Guild members, who are chosen on the basis of excellence. Their work is honest in its intention, and continually investigates and redefines sculpture, be it through 3D software, installation, traditional and / or non-traditional materials.
The Sculptors Guild is a non for profit organization of professional artists, founded in 1937 as an alternative to survival, an artist run WPA for sculpture providing free exhibitions to the general public.
With our first exhibition in 1938, the Guild introduced outdoor shows to the City of New York, in venues such as the garden of the former Guggenheim Museum, the terrace of the International Building at Rockefeller Plaza,
Bryant Park, Lever House, the City of White Plains, Hillwood Art Museum, the New York Botanical Gardens, the Brooklyn Museum, the Architectural League of New York, and the American Museum of Natural History.
Traveling exhibitions have included shows circulated by the Carnegie Corporation,
American Federation of the Arts, the Board of Education of the City of New York,
and Hofstra University.
In recent years in support of an international and global community, the Sculptors Guild has participated in international art-fairs, such as Supermarket in Stockholm, Sweden, and Art - Köln, in Cologne, Germany. We are very excited
to have nominated several outstanding artists met in these venues, who are part of this exhibition, and we continue to strive towards an open, progressive, and universal dialogue pertaining to contemporary art practice.
It is with great honor, through the generous support of Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation, that we present this exhibition to the great city of New York, a city that has culturally sustained us through the years,
our Alma mater, our place of origin.
Jerelyn Hanrahan
Curator of In-Site
Sculptors Guild
Participating Artists:
June Ahrens
Markus Baezinger
Mary Bailey
Cliff Baldwin
Helen Beling
Richard Brachman
Rick Briggs
Thomas Broadbent
Lisa Capone
Linda Casbon
Steve Ceraso
Ann Chahbandour
Fay Chin
Ursula Clark
Jeremy Comins
Peter Dudek
John Fekner
Donna Forma
Irene Gennaro
Lloyd Glasson
James Greco
Michelle Greene
Jerelyn Hanrahan
Lucy Hodgson
Eve Ingalls
Katja Jacobsen
Mary Judge
Howard Kalish
Stephen Keltner
Norbert Kimmel
Ugar Kunst
Yuliya Lanina
Gunilla Larsen
Barbara Lekberg
Phil Listengart
Anti Liu
Patricia Anne Mandel
Molly Mason
Betty McGeehan
Shari Mendelson
J. Pindyck Miller
David Morris
Beth Morrison
Sassona Sakel Norton
Rune Olsen
Katherine Ottaviani
Robert Perless
Jason Peters
Paul Pomeranz
Pontus Raud
Michael Rees
Stephanie Rocknak
Kristen Rønnevik
Mary Ellen Scherl
Vera Manzi Schact
Renata Manasse Schwebel
Alvin Sher
Philip Simmons
Robert Michael Smith
Michael Somoroff
Judith Steinberg
Hartmut Stockter
Julie Tesser
Tonito Valderrama
Kathleen Vance
IN-SITE
The Sculptors Guild on Governors Island
May 31 - October 1, 2008
May 31 - October 1, 2008
Ferry Schedule and Directions
Governors Island opens to the public on May 31st. The Island will be open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday until October 5th. On Fridays, the Island is open from 10 AM to 5 PM. On Saturdays and Sundays, visitors are welcome from 10 AM to 7 PM.
Ferries leave from the Battery Maritime Building, at the corner of South and Whitehall Streets, in Lower Manhattan. Ferries are free and open to the public. Ferry schedules vary by day. Please click on a day below to obtain the most up-to-date ferry schedule.
Ferries leave from the Battery Maritime Building, at the corner of South and Whitehall Streets, in Lower Manhattan. Ferries are free and open to the public. Ferry schedules vary by day. Please click on a day below to obtain the most up-to-date ferry schedule.
