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Wonder World

Messages from the Met - Video

Byron Kim

Andrew Wyeth

Kerry James Marshall

Fazal Sheikh

Wayne Thiebaud

Dana Schutz

Toni Morrison

Russell Simmons

Jacob Lawrence

Frederick Douglass

Frank Gehry

Michael Stern

Andrea Mantegna

I. M. Pei

Draping Michelangelo

OwlTail

Roxy Paine's sculpture, Bad Lawn, is a metaphor about nature and human control.  Crystal Bridges’ Executive Director, Don Bacigalupi, and Scott Eccleston, Director of Trails and Grounds, discuss the artist’s intentions.

Roxy Paine - Bad Lawn

The elaborately crafted Roxy Paine sculpture called Ferment resembles a 56-foot tall stainless steel tree. It's a new addition to the sculpture park at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. KCUR's Laura Spencer takes a look at the New York-based artist's connections to Kansas City and the two-week installation process.

Roxy Paine's <I>Ferment</I> at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

December 2009, Behind the Scenes - Molly Donovan, associate curator, department of modern and contemporaryart, National Gallery of Art, Washington. In 2009 the National Gallery of Art commissioned American sculptor Roxy Paine to create a stainless steel Dendroid, as the artist calls his series of treelike sculptures, for the Sculpture Garden. In this podcast produced on the occasion of the completed work�the first contemporary sculpture installed in the Sculpture Garden in the nearly 10 years since it opened�associate curator Donovan talks to host Barbara Tempchin about Graft.

Graft by Roxy Paine

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Roxy Paine on the Roof: Maelstrom