Online Exhibition of SCULPTURE For Sale

You can look through the photos below and contact me for further information and prices. Some pieces are available by commission, and I can work with you to have bronzes cast or sculptures fabricated. I will oversee all logistics of shipping and/or delivery.  The following links open in a new window – just close it when you are done browsing that particular artist to return to this page.

David Allen
Lise Becu
John Bowdren
Pat Campbell 
Ray Carbone
Miles Chapin
Peter Dransfield
Mark Herrington
Paul Heroux
Andreas von Huene
Wendy Klemperer
Cabot Lyford
Jean Noon
Roy Patterson
Meg Brown Payson
Mark Pettegrow
Patrick Plourde
Stephen Porter
Rebekah Raye
Antje Roitzsch
Jesse Salisbury
Cat Schwenk
George Sherwood
Gary Haven Smith
Jordan Smith
Marnie Sinclair
Sharon Townshend
Digby Veevers-Carter 
Dan West
Melita Westerlund

Paul Heroux

Video of featured artist PAUL HEROUX
Pownal, Maine
October 1 – October 31, 2020
Outdoors and by reservation (see below to make a reservation)

View sculpture by 40 New England artists shown in country gardens, meadows, woodland trails, and post and beam open air barn. Consider sculpture for your home and gardens.

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Stephen Porter – mirror polished stainless steel

Featuring Stephen Porter

Hawk Ridge Farm Pownal, Maine

June 1^st– July 19^th, 2020

Elegant stainless steel sculptures by Stephen Porter with the work of thirty other outstanding artists from the region shown in open air gardens, meadows and woodland trails.

Outdoors and by appointment only
Call: 207-688-4468 Email: june.lacombe@gmail.com After reservation is made, a price list and directions will be sent to you via e-mail. Images of both outside and interior sculpture will be posted on website after the show opens.

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July 9th  at 4pm Artist Talk with Stephen Porter (virtual) Register here >>

2020 CLARITY Artists

Anne Alexander, David Allen, Lise Becu, John Bowdren, Pat Campbell, Ray Carbone, Miles Chapin, Sara Crisp, Peter Dransfield, J.T. Gibson, Evan Haynes, Mark Herrington, Paul Heroux, Andreas von Huene, Wendy Klemperer, Lin Lisberger, Cabot Lyford, Jean Noon, Roy Patterson, Meg Brown Payson, Mark Pettegrow, Patrick Plourde, Stephen Porter, Rebekah Raye, Antje Roitzsch, Constance Rush, Cat Schwenk, George Sherwood, Gary Haven Smith, Jordan Smith, Marnie Sinclair, Cynthia Stroud, Scott Stoll, Carolyn Treat, Sharon Townshend, Dan Ucci, Digby Veevers-Carter, Dan West, Melita Westerlund, John Wilkinson

Dan West at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

Meg Payson at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

Meg Brown Payson and Dan West

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

Boothbay, Maine

June 1st, 2020

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Contact June LaCombe for a price list and sales inquiries. 

Each week sculptors in this exhibition will be doing 30-minute artist talks to share their background and work process.  Photos will be shown to demonstrate how their sculpture has developed over time and there will be an opportunity for questions. Come and meet these outstanding artists! Note, there will be no program on Memorial Day weekend.

May 5 – LIVING WITH ART June LaCombe

Curator and collector June LaCombe will introduce the exhibition through quotes from artists and patrons that she collected from a series of interviews she collected over the winter and spring.

May 12 – CARVING IN STONE Lise Becu

Sculptor Lise Becu is known for her fluid carvings in stone exploring myth and dream imagery. She will share her sketches, tools, and clay models.

May 19 – WELDING SALVAGED STEEL Wendy Klemperer

With sculpture at the Portland Jetport, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens and locations throughout the country, Wendy will share her most recent projects and residencies and show the evolution of her work.

June 2 – KINETIC SCULPTURE George Sherwood

George Sherwood makes the wind visible with his kinetic sculptures in stainless steel. The exhibition WIND, WAVES & LIGHT is now touring the country. This session will include videos of his newest work.

June 9 – DRIFTWOOD TO BRONZE Dan West

Dan West, a former boat builder, reveals hidden forms of birds and other wildlife from found objects and driftwood. Dan is now casting a selection of his pieces in bronze, so they can be placed outside.

June 16 – BRONZE ABSTRACTIONS Mark Pettegrow

Inspired by tidal currents and ancient artifacts, Mark sculpts graceful abstractions and casts them in bronze. Mark is the featured artist of LIVING WITH ART. He will show slides of his intricate design and casting process.

June 23 – CERAMIC VESSEL AS CANVAS Paul Heroux

Not only does Paul Heroux create elegant forms in clay, he is renown for surface designs that include layers of glazes with life drawings and patterns from nature.

June 30 – SITING SCULPTURE June LaCombe

Siting sculpture is an art in itself. In her exhibitions, June LaCombe reads the landscape as she carefully places sculpture, so both the piece and place resonate in new ways. She will share her considerations of siting sculpture.

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine
December 1 – December 22, 2018
Open daily by appointment june.lacombe@gmail.com 207-688-4468

SHELLAQUERY l by Pat Campbell

Landscape sculpture in meadows
Smaller scale sculpture shown inside
all suitable for gifts
featuring Pat Cambell

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SUN UP by Ray Carbone

ANEMONE OF GYRES by George Sherwood

Wells Reserve at Laudholm
Wells, Maine
May 26 – October 16, 2017

The Wells Reserve at Laudholm is a National Estuarine Research Reserve with its headquarters listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This year they are hosting a “Summer of Art & Science,” a season of integrated exhibitions and programs exploring nature through the complementary lenses of art and science. Outdoor sculpture in granite, steel, marble and bronze by New England artists will be sited along rolling fields and woodland trails for an exhibition and sale.

Monday October 2nd, 9th, 16th walks at 11:00am. This is an opportunity to learn more about the exhibition’s artists as well as selection, placement and installation of sculpture.  Meet June LaCombe at Kiosk at 11:00 free and open with no advanced registration

www.wellsreserve.org

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EMBRACING EARTH

2017 Hawk Ridge Farm

All talks will meet at 2:00 under the Maple Tree during the 1:00-4:00 Hawk Ridge Farm open house and are free and open to the public.

June 4: Miles Chapin – Sculptor

Miles Chapin was the featured artist last year at the College of the Atlantic exhibition and he created outstanding monumental carved granite and basalt sculpture for the show, Where Mountains Meet the Sea. He has participated at the Schoodic Sculpture Symposium and has been awarded numerous public art projects including the Brunswick Railway Station. Miles will show slides of his work process and share his artistic inspiration.

June 11: MOFGA Dave Colson – Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners

MOFGA’s Agricultural Services Program director, Dave Colson owns New Leaf Farm, a celebrated source of organic vegetables, fruits and herbs for markets and restaurants in greater Portland. Dave will give background information about MOFGA and share his wealth of knowledge gained through decades of organic farming in Maine. Come with your organic gardening questions.

 June 25: George Sherwood – Sculptor

George Sherwood‘s kinetic sculptures are both highly refined and elegantly simple as they move with each breath of wind. Inspired by nature, his abstract work is reminiscent of flocks of birds, schools of fish, shimmering leaves or waves of light. Most recently I featured his sculpture at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens. A celebrated artist in collections throughout the country, George will share his background and inspiration with slides and videos.

July 9: Ken Ryan – Maine Coast Taijiquan

This will be an opportunity to participate in a class of Qigong, an ancient practice which centers and circulates energy in the body by integrating physical postures, breathing and focused attention.  Ken Ryan is the founding director of Maine Coast Taijiquan and has studied Yang and Chen Style Taijiquan leading classes at his studio in South Freeport and Bowdoin College. This practice can be a part of integrating the inside with the outside world enlivening that interaction. We will “Embrace Earth” as one of the standing meditation postures.

July 16: Jen Hatch – Revision Energy & Bill Ginn – Homeowner

Entering our third year, Hawk Ridge Farm is now solar. ReVision Energy installed our array along with 5,000 other buildings in New England. Since 2003, ReVision Energy has been building its staff of 100 to serve as is a renewable energy company contracting engineering, design, installation and equipment for homes, businesses, and nonprofits. Bill Ginn will share our results and Marketing director Jen Hatch of Revision Energy will present information about going solar in Maine.

July 23: Wendy Klemperer – Sculptor

Wendy Klemperer works in salvaged steel and welds animated animal sculptures. She shows her work throughout the country and  I have featured her sculpture in exhibitions at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens and Maine Audubon. Her installation at the Portland Jetport, donated by William Hamill, called GLIMPSE includes her Deer, a Wolf, and Porcupines. A number of pieces from her new Shadow Series that were introduced in NY, are now at Hawk Ridge Farm. Wendy will show images of her most recent exhibitions and share more about her creative process.

WOMAN WITH BIRD – Lise Becu

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine
May 20 – July 23, 2017
Opening reception Saturday May 20th 4:30-6:30 pm
By appointment june.lacombe@gmail.com 207-688-4468
Open houses Sunday afternoons from 1:00-4:00 throughout the show

Sculpture by New England artists shown in country home and gardens with a new woodland sculpture trail

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EVENTS

June 21 7:00 pm SUMMER SOLSTICE Contra Dance with Crooked Stove Pipe Band

MAPLE TREE TALKS “the art of sustainable living and art that sustains us”
All talks will meet at 2:00 under the Maple Tree during the 1:00-4:00 Hawk Ridge Farm Pownal, Maine open house and are free and open to the public.

June 4: Miles Chapin, Sculptor
June 11: Dave Colson, Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners
June 25: George Sherwood, sculptor
July 9: Ken Ryan, Maine Coast Taijiquan
July 16: Phil Coupe, Revision Energy and Bill Ginn, Homeowner
July 23: Wendy Klemperer, sculptor

Gary Haven Smith

Ogunquit, Maine
May 1 through October 31, 2017
Open daily, 10am – 5pm

The Ogunquit Museum of American Art houses a permanent collection of paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints and photographs from the late 1800s to the present. They also have an extensive outdoor collection of sculpture. This season, Gary Haven Smith is having a solo show of a selection of his abstract granite sculpture in the seaside gardens surrounding the museum. Gary brings fluidity and light to granite boulders revealing refined sensuous forms. Contact June LaCombe for information concerning purchase, transport, and installation of sculpture from this exhibition.  

https://ogunquitmuseum.org

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Image of kinetic sculpture in stainless steel by George Sherwood

Sunday, December 4, from 3:00-5:00pm

Hawk Ridge Farm

additional sculpture images added to AUTUMN at Hawk Ridge Farm

STELLA 6 – Meg Payson

Pownal, Maine

Opening Reception October 1, 2016 4:30-6:00 pm
Open by appointment 207-688-4468 june.lacombe@gmail. com

Sculpture by New England artists shown along woodland trails and through country home and gardens of Hawk Ridge Farm.

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ENTWINE – Miles Chapin

College of the Atlantic
Bar Harbor, ME
June 24 – October 29, 2016

In celebration of Acadia National Park’s 100th anniversary, signature work by twenty artists from New England will be sited in the historic gardens of the College of the Atlantic campus looking over Frenchman’s Bay. This exhibition and sale will feature the granite sculpture by Miles Chapin who graduated from the college in 2010.

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WAVE BENCH – Gary Haven Smith

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Boothbay, Maine
July 6 – October 23, 2016

A solo exhibition by Gary Haven Smith will be sited surrounding the visitor center at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens. This accomplished stone sculptor brings fluidity and light to glacial erratic boulders leaving the time worn exterior surfaces while revealing refined sensuous forms and facets of stone. Check their website for hours, admission and registration for related events www.mainegardens.org.

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Freeport Historical Society
Freeport, ME
May 19 – October 16, 2016

In conjunction with their new exhibition, Freeport Artists of the Past, sculptures by John Bowdren and Jordan Smith are featured in the gardens of the Freeport Historical Society. Pieces were selected to be in dynamic relationship with their settings.  

Learn more about the Freeport Historical Society and Freeport Artists of the Past show

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HORSES – Wendy Klemperer

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine

Friday July 29, 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Sculpture from a private collection featuring Maine artists are for sale at Hawk Ridge Farm.

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Constance Rush, Lucent Journey, marble, 10 x 28 x 8 inches

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine
June 6th – July 26th, 2015

When a sculpture is carefully sited on the landscape, both the piece and the place resonate in new ways. This exhibition and sale features sculpture by fifty New England artists shown in a country home and surrounding meadows, historic gardens and a woodland trail. Visit this exhibition to select sculpture for your home and garden and join us for our Maple Tree Talks.

Open by appointment – contact

Open Houses Sunday afternoons from 2:00 – 4:00 pm

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Nudes by Cabot Lyford

SMALL RECLINING FIGURE – Cabot Lyford

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine
November 14th, 2014 – December 28th, 2014
Candlelight Opening Reception Friday November 14, 4:00pm -6:00pm
Join us for this festive opening reception. JL

Nudes by CABOT LYFORD in wood and granite, will be featured along with figures by ROY PATTERSON, STEVE LINDSAY, SHARON TOWNSHEND, JIM SARDONIS, SCOTT STOLL and life drawing sketches by JOHN BOWDREN. Gardens have been cut back and outdoor sculpture is sited on the landscape by Gary Haven Smith, Wendy Klemperer, William Lasansky, John BonSignore and Stephen Porter.

Open by Appointment 207-688-4468, June.LaCombe@gmail.com

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Additional Events

Holiday Open House Saturday, December 6, 3:00 – 5:00pm

Maine Masters Film CABOT LYFORD Sunday, December 28, 3:00pm

Saturday, December 6, 3:00-5:00

Figures by Steve Lindsay

Evergreen wreaths will be hung, with spice cookies, hot mulled cider and Swedish Glogg served. Join us for this festive open house. Sculpture from this exhibition will be a treasured gift. All secrets honored. 

Undula – Gary Haven Smith, Granite

Maine Audubon
Falmouth, Maine (directions)
Show extended through October 15, 2014
Wednesday, October 8th full moon CLOSING EVENT from 4:00pm-6:00pm

Sculpture in granite, marble, steel and bronze by New England’s outstanding artists are sited in the peony and butterfly gardens, along woodland trails, as well as inside the visitors center at Maine Audubon’s headquarters in Falmouth. Please join us and bring your friends to celebrate June LaCombe’s 25^th year of placing art on the land. 

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Apple Blossoms with Honey Bees  – Christopher Russell, Ceramic with glaze

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Boothbay, Maine
Extended through October 15, 2014
Wednesday, October 15th Tour of the Show with June LaCombe 4:00pm

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens is exploring the theme pollinators with educational programming throughout the year. Sculptors have been asked to focus on this theme with spectacular results. Sculpture is sited in the Entryway Gardens, around the Great Lawn and in the Butterfly Gardens. Visit www.mainegardens.org for programming, hours and admission.  

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Hawk Ridge Farm

BY APPOINTMENT

SCULPTURE by New England Artists shown in country home and gardens.

207-688-4468 or june.lacombe@gmail.com

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Swallows by John Bowdren Cedar, gold leaf, steel photo by Frances Buerkens

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Boothbay, Maine
June 27th – September 22, 2013
Opening Reception Thursday evening,  June 27th from 5:00-7:00

Wood sculpture will be shown on the Great Lawn, Butterfly Gardens and trails of Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens. A site map, price list and guide will be available in the Visitors Center. The opening event is free and open to all, then check summer admission at www.mainegardens.org

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OVER AND UNDER by Gary Haven Smith – Granite, steel

RECLINING FIGURE by Cabot Lyford – Walnut

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine
May 18 – June 30, 2013
Opening Reception Saturday evening, May 18 from 5:00-7:00

 Open by appointment only – Contact June LaCombe

Interior work in wood will be featured inside country home as a prelude to LIVING WOOD, an outdoor exhibition at CMBG. A selection of sculpture from artist’s studios throughout New England will be sited in the meadows and gardens of Hawk Ridge Farm.  Open by appointment. 

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Maple Tree Talks: Sundays in June

June 16 – 2:00pm Michael Shaughnessy SCULPTURE 101
June 23 – 2:00pm Sharon Townshend CERAMIC SCULPTURE
June 30 – 2:00pm Hank Tyler SCULPTED BIRDS

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SUNSET – Roy Patterson

SOUTHERN BEND II – Stephen Porter

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal Maine
Featuring Stephen Porter and Roy Patterson
June 2nd – July 29th, 2012

Stephen Porter designs and constructs precise abstract forms in stainless steel as well as granite.  His sculptures have an elegant timeless quality as they animate their setting.  Roy Patterson works in granite, marble and basalt and explores abstracted figurative forms that have an ancient resonance.  

Select work in these materials by others sculptors from the region will be shown at Hawk Ridge Farm’s country home and gardens.

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PREENING BIRD – Lise Becu

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

Boothbay, Maine

June – October 2012

Birds hold a mythic place in our imaginations.  The jewels of nature, they have inspired artists throughout time and are celebrated in this major exhibition and sale.  Interior work and garden scale pieces will be shown in the lobby and butterfly gardens at Maine Audubon and exterior sculpture will be sited in perennial gardens and woodland trails of Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens.

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ON THE WING at Maine Audubon

BUFFLEHEAD – Ray Carbone

Maine Audubon

Falmouth, Maine

July 3rd – September 30th, 2012

Exhibition and sale of 75 pieces in the visitors’ center and butterfly gardens.

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OWL – Andreas van Huene

HEN – Lise Becu

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine
June 15th – July 27th, 2011

For those considering sculpture, this is an exhibition of both small and large scale works selected from 30 artist’s studios throughout New England. Materials include granite, basalt, marble, bronze, steel and wood and are shown in meadows, gardens and country home of Hawk Ridge Farm.

Sculpture can act as a focal point on the landscape or a contemplative garden. It enlivens its place as it heightens our awareness of sensual form and all that endures. BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY is a celebration of sculpture from the region.

BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY 2011 sculptors

Anne Alexander, Lise Becu, John BonSignore, John Bowdren, Pat Campbell, Ray Carbone, Miles Chapin, Tom Chapin, Case Conover, Sara Crisp, Squidge Davis, Edwin Gamble, J. T. Gibson, Paul Heroux, Kazumi Hoshino, Andreas von Huene, Wendy Klemperer, Steve Lindsay, Cabot Lyford, Jean Noon, Roy Patterson, Stephen Parmley, Stephen Porter, Antje Roitzsch, Constance Rush, Jim Sardonis, Cat Schwenk, George Sherwood, Gary Haven Smith, Jordan Smith, Scott Stoll, Cynthia Stroud, Sharon Townshend, Digby Veevers-Carter, Gar Waterman.

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WOLF – Wendy Klemperer

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Boothbay, Maine

2009

Maine Audubon
Falmouth, Maine

2010-2011

College of the Atlantic
Bar Harbor, Maine

2011-2012

Wendy Klemperer salvages industrial materials to construct expressive gestural sketches in steel. This exhibition features extirpated wildlife species including life size wolves, elk, caribou, and mountain lions along with native deer, fox and porcupines. Sculpture is sited along the entry drive, woodland trails, by the pond and apple orchards of Gilsland farm, re-imagining these species on the Maine landscape.

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BOATERS – Cabot Lyford

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine

September 22- November 21, 2010

This show features the sculpture of Cabot Lyford, born in 1925. Respected by his peers and revered by his patrons, Cabot Lyford has sculpture in public and private collections throughout the country. He simply says,” I carve because I must”. Do not miss this exhibition of his work in granite, wood, aluminum and bronze from various periods and collected from his Maine galleries and his studio. The sculpture of 25 outstanding artists from New England will be also be displayed in this indoor and outdoor exhibition and sale.

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LET IT IN, LET IT OUT – Gary Haven Smith

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine

June 5 – July 25, 2010

For those seeking sculpture, this is an ongoing exhibition and sale by a selection of New England’s outstanding sculptors shown in situ.

2010 SCULPTORS at Hawk Ridge Farm | Anne Alexander, Lise Becu, John BonSignore, John Bowdren, Pat Campbell, Ray Carbone, Miles Chapin, Tom Chapin, Case Conover, Edwin Gamble, Paul Heroux, Andreas von Huene, Wendy Klemperer, Cabot Lyford, Jean Noon, Stephen Parmley, Roy Patterson, Stephen Porter, Constance Rush, Jim Sardonis, Cat Schwenk, George Sherwood, Gary Haven Smith, Jordan Smith, Scott Stoll, Cynthia Stroud, Sharon Townshend, Carolyn Treat, Digby Veevers-Carter, Gar Waterman, Melita Westerlund

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DOVE – Ray Carbone

WOMAN WITH OWL – Lise Becu

Maine Audubon
Falmouth, Maine

June 5 – July 25, 2010

Featuring artists Lise Becu and Ray Carbone.

Lise Becu brings a fluid, dreamlike quality to her work focusing on wildlife and women. She allows images to emerge while letting parts of the natural stone relief remain. Inspired by his rich natural environment, Ray Carbone is an accomplished wildlife artist working in wood, granite and bronze. Sculpture scaled for the home and garden will be sited in the visitors’ center, butterfly and wild flower gardens.

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Moving On – Gary Haven Smith

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine

September 20th – November 1st, 2009

Following a retrospective of Gary Haven Smith’s work at the Currier Museum in New Hampshire, this is a major exhibition and sale of sculpture by this celebrated artist. Both interior and exterior pieces will be sited in the country home and gardens of Hawk Ridge Farm. Materials include granite, basalt, slate, lead, gold and silver leaf and sizes range from carved glacier boulders to constructed and painted wall hangings. A selection of other work by New England sculptors is included in this fall exhibition. Gather friends, hike Bradbury Mountain, eat at Edna and Lucy’s and consider sculpture for your home and garden.

ARTISTS
Gary Haven Smith
Anne Alexander, Lise Becu, John BonSignore, John Bowdren, Pat Campbell, Ray Carbone, Miles Chapin, Tom Chapin, Sara Crisp, Squidge Davis, Edwin Gamble, Kazumi Hoshino, Andreas von Huene, Wendy Klemperer, Cabot Lyford, Roy Patterson, Stephen Porter, Constance Rush, Jim Sardonis, Cat Schwenk, George Sherwood, Jordan Smith, Scott Stoll, Cynthia Stroud, Sharon Townshend, Digby Veevers-Carter, Gar Waterman, Melita Westerlund

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FOUND SOUND – Val Bertoia

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Boothbay, Maine

June 19- August 31, 2009

Five artists (Sharon Townshend, Jim Sardonis, Lise Becu, Stephen Porter, and Val Bertoia) have explored each of the senses in a variety of materials. Their work is sited in the new Sensory Garden at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens.

THIS WAY – Steve Lindsay

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine

June 7th – July 26th 2009

Inspired by the first lines of Robinson Jeffers poem RETURN:

A little too abstract, a little too wise,
It is time for us to kiss the earth again,
It is time to let the leaves rain from the skies,
Let the rich life run to the roots again….
This is a return to the garden, a return to our mythic understanding of our connections with the land, and a return to the art that nourishes our souls. Sculpture selected from artists studios in New England will be sited in the gardens and country home of Hawk Ridge Farm offering an opportunity for those looking for sculpture to experience it in situ.

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WATERBOWL – Paul Heroux

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine

May 20th – July 20th 2008

For those seeking sculpture, this is an opportunity to view work selected from artists’ studios all over New England shown through a country home, gardens, and meadows.

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WIND ORCHID – George Sherwood

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Boothbay, Maine

June 11 – July 27th, 2008

A one-person exhibition and sale sited on the Great Lawn and gardens of Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens.  Check website for directions, hours, admission, and special events.

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RAVEN – Ray Carbone

The Oakley Estate
Falmouth, Maine
September 9th-30th 2007

Sculpture sited in Ted Carter’s outdoor landscapes and Penelope Daborn’s interior design.

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GPS – Steve Lindsay

WIND ORCHID – George Sherwood

SCULPTURE at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Barters Island Road Boothbay, Maine
August 4 – October 9 2007

A selection of sculpture by New England’s outstanding artists sited along woodland gardens and coastal trails. This is an opportunity to see the newly opened Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens and watch them grow. Check their website for directions, hours, admission and special events www.mainegardens.org.

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SCROLL – Gary Haven Smith

SCULPTURE at Maine Audubon
Gilsland Farm
Falmouth
Maine

2007

This was a celebration of Earth sensitive sculpture from New England with 118 pieces by 27 artists sited in the gardens, meadows and along coastal trails.

LANDSCAPE – Cabot Lyford

OWL – Andreas von Huene

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal
Maine
2007

In Autumn as plants are cut back, sculpture endures reminding us how it can hold its place through the winter and provide rich visual imagery in the garden and landscape. View sculpture in this country landscape during the changing fall and winter seasons.

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Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal, Maine
2006

A celebration of original Earth sensitive sculpture form the region with over 100 works sited in gardens, meadows and country home.  Open by appointment including weekends and evenings.

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Boothbay, Maine
2006

A selection of sculpture sited along woodland gardens and coastal trail.  This is an opportunity to see the new Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens and watch them grow.

Blum Gallery and the Farrand Gardens
College of the Atlantic
Bar Harbor, Maine

2005

In the Blum Gallery: How does nature nurture us?  Sculpture made from granite, marble, moss, mica, and wood brings nature into our lives and explores the numinous qualities of matter.
In the Farrand Gardens: Where we nurture nature, sculpture acts as a focal point for a contemplative setting.  Sculpture sets up a dialogue with place and heightens our awareness of natural forces, cycles, and seasons.  Co-curated with Susan Lerner.

Hawk Ridge Farm

Pownal, Maine

2005

Through Meadows: Large scale sculpture sited on the living landscape of pastures and organic gardens in a country setting demonstrates living with art.  A home gallery houses collections of smaller works.  Open by appointment throughout the show including weekends and evenings.

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Boothbay, Maine

2005

Along Shore Path: Through woodland gardens and glacier-honed ledges, sculpture is sited along a coastal trail.  The outstanding work of artists invites us to slow our pace and more deeply appreciate the great work of which we are a part.

Hawk Ridge Farm
Pownal
Maine

2004

Hawk Ridge Farm

Pownal, Maine

2003

Hawk Ridge Farm

Pownal, Maine

2002

Hawk Ridge Farm

Pownal, Maine

2002

Chewonki Foundation

Wiscasset, Maine

2002

Chewonki Foundation

Wiscasset

2001

Waterfall Arts Center

Montville

2001

Greenhut Gallery

Portland, Maine

1999 and 2000

Cole Haan Corporate Headquarters

Yarmouth, Maine

1998

Gilsland Farm

Maine Audubon

Falmouth, Maine

1998

Great Diamond Island, Maine

1997

Portland, Maine

1997

Hawk Ridge Farm

Pownal

1996

Maine Audubon

Falmouth, Maine

1993-1994

Yarmouth, Maine

1992

Brunswick, Maine
1990 – 1991

Barn Gallery
Ogunquit, Maine
1990

Aucocisco Nursery
North Yarmouth, Maine
1990

Aucocisco Nursery
North Yarmouth, Maine
1989