A small selection of formative work — sculpture, painting, and drawings — that include pieces completed during Tim’s last year of high school on Long Island, his four years of study at Pratt Institute, and his years starting out as professional artist and designer in New York City. The archives will be added to as pieces are digitized and documented.
Any Breeze, 1981
Aluminum and Spruce
28 x 14 x 5 feet
(reinterpretation of the “Joseph Cornell Box”)
Gypsy Moths, 1981
Painted plywood and spruce, 32 x 18 x 4 feet
(homage to Louise Nevelson)
Gypsy Moths, 1981
Painted plywood and spruce, 32 x 18 x 4 feet
(homage to Louise Nevelson)
Long Boat, 1982
Maple, corrugated cardboard, plywood, nylon, shellac, 12 inches x 16 inches x 24 feet
(Asharoken Beach, Long Island)
Long Boat, 1982
Maple, corrugated cardboard, plywood, nylon, shellac, 12 inches x 16 inches x 24 feet (Asharoken Beach, Long Island)
Long Boat, 1982
Maple, corrugated cardboard, plywood, nylon, shellac, 12 inches x 16 inches x 24 feet
(fabrication Huntington Station, Long Island)
Bowl for the Home, 1987
Turned mahogany bowl with enamel paint, steel, wood, acrylic paint, and epoxy resin
36 x 24 × 28 inches
Exhibited in “HOME: A Place, an Idea, a State of Being, a History or a Future; or Homelessness, the Absence of Home,” curated by Faith Ringgold.
