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Art in the wild: Explore the arts outside with these four sculpture gardens TinaMarie Craven FacebookTwitterEmail 1of23 Frank Stella’s “Star with Square Tubing” was completed in 2016.Frank Stella / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of23 The exhibit Frank Stella’s Stars, A Survey at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum showcases artwork such as Jay’s Star. The show also includes paintings, wall reliefs and painted objects.Frank Stella / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of23 4of23 After Alex by Gilbert Boro.Christina Goldberg of Studio 80 + Sculpture Grounds / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 5of23 Gilbert Boro’s sculptures are on display at the Sculpture Grounds in Old Lyme.Christina Goldberg of Studio 80 + Sculpture Grounds / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less ....
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An artist’s legacy: Sculptor David Hayes featured on PBS series ‘Legacy List’ Updated Mar 06, 2021; Facebook Share During his life, David Hayes created in all mediums. Acrylic paintings, gouaches, wood cuts, ceramics, stained glass, prints and etchings. Steel, however, stood out as his distinct favorite. Considered one of the great American sculptors, his steel structures dotted downtown Syracuse for a time, planted outside of the Everson Museum of Art as well as Columbus Circle, City Hall and the Museum of Science and Technology. “It’s durable, as opposed to wood, which eventually is going to rot away,” said Hayes’ son, also named David Hayes. “The steel, if it’s kept properly, will last for several hundred years.” ....