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It’s the last few days to see “A Garden of Promise and Dissent” @thealdrich . Contributing to this exhibition was a milestone for me in several ways. This was my first outdoor sculpture and I’m proud to say it persevered through the elements for all 18 months. Here are some peak blooms from last summer.
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It’s the last few days to see “A Garden of Promise and Dissent” @thealdrich . Contributing to this exhibition was a milestone for me in several ways. This was my first outdoor sculpture and I’m proud to say it persevered through the elements for all 18 months. Here are some peak blooms from last summer.
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I’ve always been interested in how sculpture can respond to its environment. Having this piece installed in @thealdrich sculpture garden gave me a chance to consider how my work could have another mode of existence at night. For years I’ve used glazes containing rare earth elements for their ability to change color in response to light but I recently learned Europium oxide has phosphorescent properties allowing it to absorb UV light during the day and slowly release it at night. Obelisk (Anew) is on view through April 12th and if you feel inclined to visit after hours you’ll find it glowing across the garden.::Obelisk (Anew), 2024.cremated morning glory, rare earth elements, ceramic, resin, steel, acrylic, maple.
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I’ve always been interested in how sculpture can respond to its environment. Having this piece installed in @thealdrich sculpture garden gave me a chance to consider how my work could have another mode of existence at night. For years I’ve used glazes containing rare earth elements for their ability to change color in response to light but I recently learned Europium oxide has phosphorescent properties allowing it to absorb UV light during the day and slowly release it at night. Obelisk (Anew) is on view through April 12th and if you feel inclined to visit after hours you’ll find it glowing across the garden. :: Obelisk (Anew), 2024. cremated morning glory, rare earth elements, ceramic, resin, steel, acrylic, maple.
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2 months ago
Not my new work, just something I love living with. A burnout cast of a rose from my mom’s garden with a vitrine designed and built with my dad.
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Not my new work, just something I love living with. A burnout cast of a rose from my mom’s garden with a vitrine designed and built with my dad.
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Anders Hamilton’s Obelisk (Anew), 2024, preserves the delicate form of a morning glory through his “cremation” process, transforming the ephemeral bloom into a lasting monument. Installed in the Sculpture Garden and now covered in living morning glories, the work creates a powerful sense of return and renewal—nature reclaiming and continuing its own cycle. Hamilton’s obelisk reflects on life, death, and regeneration, capturing both the fragility and resilience of the natural world.@andershamilton_ @amy_smithstewart
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Anders Hamilton’s Obelisk (Anew), 2024, preserves the delicate form of a morning glory through his “cremation” process, transforming the ephemeral bloom into a lasting monument. Installed in the Sculpture Garden and now covered in living morning glories, the work creates a powerful sense of return and renewal—nature reclaiming and continuing its own cycle. Hamilton’s obelisk reflects on life, death, and regeneration, capturing both the fragility and resilience of the natural world. @andershamilton_ @amy_smithstewart
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Install shots from “Claudine’s House” @rosskramergallery … Closing Friday!::Inspired by the 1922 eponymous novel by Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette. The exhibition includes work by:@katherineroseauchterlonie@andershamilton_@peter_hoffmeister@athena_latocha@mmmorgunova@taylor.prendergast@tarabanskiCurated by @ciellehart
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Install shots from “Claudine’s House” @rosskramergallery … Closing Friday! :: Inspired by the 1922 eponymous novel by Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette. The exhibition includes work by: @katherineroseauchterlonie @andershamilton_ @peter_hoffmeister @athena_latocha @mmmorgunova @taylor.prendergast @tarabanski Curated by @ciellehart
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Claudine’s House opens Thursday 7/10 @rosskramergallery . Come check out this beautiful show curated by @ciellehart::Obelisk (Lycopene), 2024.cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, twig,resin, steel, acrylic, maple, glass.
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Claudine’s House opens Thursday 7/10 @rosskramergallery . Come check out this beautiful show curated by @ciellehart :: Obelisk (Lycopene), 2024. cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, twig,resin, steel, acrylic, maple, glass.
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10 months ago
I’m thrilled to contribute “Cinerary” as a limited edition sculpture for the Aldrich Collects membership program. This is the first edition I’ve produced and it feels very special to make it in support of the institution which also offered me my first museum exhibition opportunity. Thank you @amy_smithstewart for the invitation to do so!::Cinerary, 2025, cremated leaf, rare earth elements, ceramic, steel, wood.3 x 3 x 7.5 inchesEdition of 15.
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I’m thrilled to contribute “Cinerary” as a limited edition sculpture for the Aldrich Collects membership program. This is the first edition I’ve produced and it feels very special to make it in support of the institution which also offered me my first museum exhibition opportunity. Thank you @amy_smithstewart for the invitation to do so! :: Cinerary, 2025, cremated leaf, rare earth elements, ceramic, steel, wood. 3 x 3 x 7.5 inches Edition of 15.
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It’s the final week to see the indoor portion of “A Garden of Promise and Dissent” at @thealdrich , but you can catch this piece in the sculpture garden until April 2026.::Obelisk (Anew), 2024.cremated morning glory, rare earth elements, ceramic, resin, steel, acrylic, maple.
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It’s the final week to see the indoor portion of “A Garden of Promise and Dissent” at @thealdrich , but you can catch this piece in the sculpture garden until April 2026. :: Obelisk (Anew), 2024. cremated morning glory, rare earth elements, ceramic, resin, steel, acrylic, maple.
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Obelisk (Xeric), 2024, cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, silver, twig, soil, resin, steel, glass, mahogany.Last slide shows glaze containing rare earth elements change color when shifting from natural to artificial light@thealdrich
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Obelisk (Xeric), 2024, cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, silver, twig, soil, resin, steel, glass, mahogany. Last slide shows glaze containing rare earth elements change color when shifting from natural to artificial light @thealdrich
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This sculpture is included in “A Garden of Promise and Dissent” at @thealdrich curated by @amy_smithstewart Very excited and deeply honored to share my work with this group of artists.::A Garden of Promise and Dissent inaugurates The Aldrich’s newly renovated campus and Sculpture Garden. This intergenerational group exhibition of twenty-one artists explores the animation of the “garden” as a site of private expression (poetics) and public action (praxis). Artists participating in the exhibition include Terry Adkins, Kelly Akashi, Teresa Baker, Alina Bliumis, Carolina Caycedo, Carl Cheng, Rachelle Dang, Anders Hamilton, Maren Hassinger, Hugh Hayden, Max Hooper Schneider, Athena LaTocha, Gracelee Lawrence, Cathy Lu, Jill Magid, Suchitra Mattai, Mary Mattingly, Brandon Ndife, Meg Webster, Faith Wilding, and Rachel Youn.::Obelisk (Xeric), 2024.cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, silver, twig, soil, resin, steel, mahogany.
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This sculpture is included in “A Garden of Promise and Dissent” at @thealdrich curated by @amy_smithstewart Very excited and deeply honored to share my work with this group of artists. :: A Garden of Promise and Dissent inaugurates The Aldrich’s newly renovated campus and Sculpture Garden. This intergenerational group exhibition of twenty-one artists explores the animation of the “garden” as a site of private expression (poetics) and public action (praxis). Artists participating in the exhibition include Terry Adkins, Kelly Akashi, Teresa Baker, Alina Bliumis, Carolina Caycedo, Carl Cheng, Rachelle Dang, Anders Hamilton, Maren Hassinger, Hugh Hayden, Max Hooper Schneider, Athena LaTocha, Gracelee Lawrence, Cathy Lu, Jill Magid, Suchitra Mattai, Mary Mattingly, Brandon Ndife, Meg Webster, Faith Wilding, and Rachel Youn. :: Obelisk (Xeric), 2024. cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, silver, twig, soil, resin, steel, mahogany.
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On view now @phillipsauctionObelisk (Hypoxia), 2024. cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, twig,resin, steel, mahogany, maple, glass.“Blue Hour” curated by @tuckerjoanOctober 3-20
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On view now @phillipsauction Obelisk (Hypoxia), 2024. cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, twig,resin, steel, mahogany, maple, glass. “Blue Hour” curated by @tuckerjoan October 3-20
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This sculpture is included in “Blue Hour” curated by @joantucker for @phillipsauctionObelisk (Hypoxia), 2024. cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, twig,resin, steel, mahogany, maple, glass.“Blue Hour”October 3-20432 Park Ave@phillipsauction
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This sculpture is included in “Blue Hour” curated by @joantucker for @phillipsauction Obelisk (Hypoxia), 2024. cremated leaves, rare earth elements, ceramic, twig,resin, steel, mahogany, maple, glass. “Blue Hour” October 3-20 432 Park Ave @phillipsauction
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