Elizabeth Miller McCue


 

I work thematically, and predominantly, in unique bronze castings ranging in scale from gallery works to corporate, public and site-specific commissions. 

 

Although I have exhibited in video, my focus now is sculpture and works on paper.  Art history, archaeology and studio art were studied at Vassar College; the graduate School of Oriental and African Studies of the University of London, England; the Art Students League; and, the New York Studio School.  Professionally represented in Philadelphia and the greater Philadelphia area, I have been awarded 17 site-specific commissions; 22 grants and have had seven solo regional exhibitions.  In addition to membership in the Guild, I am a member of the National Association of Women Artists in New York; the Pennsylvania State Committee of the National Museum of the Arts in Washington, D.C.; and, Phi Beta Kappa.

 

Sculpture brings the primacy of touch into our world of computer and television screens.
Ball of Thorns, No. 2 (Patinated Cast Bronze)
Sashi Kuru Nami [In-Rushing Wave] (Patinated Cast Bronze)
Dragonflies (Nine Dragonflies in Lacquered Bronze Screening suspended on Hand Blown Glass Globes)
Ball of Leaves (Patinated Cast Bronze)
Nesting Ground: Seven to be Found (Patinated Bronze Wire)
Take Nagare [Waterfall] (Patinated Cast Bronze)
Haystacks in the Field, No. 1 (Steel Wool over Painted Steel Armature)
Haystacks in the Field, No. 2 (Patinated Bronze Screening over Patinated Bronze Armature)