 John Bisbee, Untitled, 2008, Collection of the artist. | Bright Common Spikes: The Sculpture of John Bisbee January 24, 2008 - March 23, 2008 The Portland Museum of Art presents an overview of the work of Brunswick, Maine, sculptor John Bisbee, best known for his inventive pieces made from brads, nails, and spikes. In addition to some of his earliest pieces, the exhibition includes several of his most recent “one ton” works—large-scale installation pieces that climb the walls, snake across the floor, or pile up in corners. The exhibition also includes a video documentary component. Taken together, the 24 works on view cover his career over the past 20 years. Podcasts: Hear John Bisbee talk about his work or create your own audiotour by downloading the podcasts to your iPod and bringing it into the Museum. iPods with podcasts are available at the Museum's admissions desk for use for free during the exhibition. Video by John Bisbee NPR: All Things Considered - 3/13/08 Bright Common Spikes 10sec. Commercial |
