SCULPTOR ANDREW DEVRIES
Sculpture Installations Past & Present
Entrance to the National Museum of Dance
Allegro and Pleiades in the gardens
This Man who Flies in the garden
Entering the exhibition
Unveiling of Destiny
Friends admiring Andrew's unveiled bronze dance sculpture
Collectors with Andrew's new bronze sculpture Destiny
Collectors admire a pastel
Collectors discussing Andrew's Other Side of Eden
Andrew and collector Walter Ernst at the opening
Collectors admiring Terpsichore
Andrew and fellow sculptor/founder Glenn Campbell
Collectors admiring First Dance
Opening reception of Homage to Dance
2013 National Museum of Dance – Homage To Dance Saratoga Springs, NY
This installation of over 40 of Andrew's bronze works and 20 of his framed works on paper began on March 19th and ran through through November 24th of 2013.
2010 Lenox Sculpture Walk – Lenox, MA
Twenty-five of Andrew's largest and most admired bronze sculptures were installed on the sidewalks and lawns around the town of Lenox, MA in May of 2010. The installation ran for six months and garnered acclaim from residents and visitors alike.
2008 – 2010 Bee and Thistle Inn Sculpture Grounds in Old Lyme, CT
Andrew installed 14 of his largest works on the grounds of the Bee and Thistle Inn and Spa in Old Lyme, CT in an outdoor show and sculpture park that ran from October of 2008 through April of 2010 - giving art lovers a chance to experience these masterful bronze sculptures through each of the seasons.
Calliope
Calliope
This Man who Flies
The Bather
Madonna
The Other Side of Eden
Venus Torso summer
Other Side of Eden
This Man who Flies
Pleiades, Nocturne and Allegro in winter
2007 – 2008 Old Courthouse Exhibit in Northampton, MA
In conjunction with the Hampshire Council of Governments, Andrew presented the first ever year-long outdoor exhibition of figurative bronzes. The installation ran from October of 2007 through September 2008. The exhibition showcased twelve of Andrew's largest bronze sculptures, artfully arranged on the lawn in the center of downtown Northampton, MA.
