July/August 2011 Issue
Trio was chosen along with three other sculptures to illustrate a travel story about "Art Alfresco" at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ.
www.groundsforsculpture.org/c_shavil.htm?phpMyAdmin=rx8QRmkftsxKCJORMPMd...
June 23—Sept. 11, 2011
The elegant courtyard of Griffin Court Condominium, located at 53rd St. and 10th Ave. in Manhattan, hosts a show of 8 artists from Sculptors Guild, curated by Deborah Davis.
Spring 2011-ongoing
Blue Immortality joins the collection of the Seven Bridges Foundation in Greenwich, CT, a landscaped country setting for 20th-century painting and sculpture.
May 21—Oct. 31, 2011 "Modern Art and the Romantic Landscape," in Rhinebeck, NY, includes Spirit of Place among a selection of sculptures overlooking the dramatic Hudson River historic home of Daisy Suckley, confidante of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. www.wilderstein.org
April 2011—April 2012 Genie of the House (or Home to Roost ) was commissioned by the City of Pittsfield, MA, as part of its summer downtown cultural walking tour. This portrait bird-figure sitting atop a version of the old town hall is sited across from the Berkshire Museum. www.pittsfieldcontemporary.com/artscape
October 2010— June 2011
Three abstract-figurative sculptures are sited on the front lawn of Summit High School, 125 Kent Place Blvd., Summit, NJ, throughout the school year.
www.summit.k12.nj.us/documents/SarahTextB.pdf www.summit.k12.nj.us
Sept. 4-Oct. 31, 2010 Spirit of Place is one of 60 outdoor sculpture installations sited on an historic hillside farm in Garrison, NY. Open to the public free of charge during daylight hours, with a mid-run reception on Oct. 9. www.collaborativeconcepts.org
Fall 2010-2016
Reflection Bench was selected to join Pratt's Sculpture Park on its Brooklyn campus. Open to visitors year-round, the sculpture park is considered one of the 10 best college or university collections in the country. www.pratt.edu/about_pratt/visiting_pratt/tour_the_campus/sculpture_park/
June 19 — Oct. 11, 2010
On the Stockbridge, MA, estate of Daniel Chester French, sculptor of the Lincoln Memoral, an exhibition curated by Richard Klein of the Aldrich Museum explores the contemporary figurative presence in the landscape.