Other stuff here is mostly "About Us" events and the latest sculpture locations . . .
Now located on the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail in the 6100 block of Rhode Island Ave. in Riverdale Park, MD, the sculpture is in its 6th exhibition in the past eight years.
In it's eighth public art exhibition over the past ten years, Reel Thing is on 2nd St. SE, across the street from the Charles H. MacNider Art Museum.
Lee Badger's kinetic sculpture 'Comma' was exhibited in 10 different public art exhibitions over a 15 year period. It was acquired in fall 2022 by the city of Sandy Springs, GA for permanent installation in Marsh Creek Rain Garden Park.
National Endowment of the Arts supported the development of this public art project by Arts Cheyenne. Lee Badger's sculpture Hats Off - Blown Away is one of six kinetic works selected for the initial exhibition, displayed in front of the City of Cheyenne Municipal Building.
This weathering steel kinetic sculpture by Lee Badger suggests head-spinning duality in a topsy-turvy world. It joins 18 other sculptures displayed along the main streets of Decatur, IN in the 11th annual exhibition.
Lee Badger's light hearted sculpture Fowl Ball occupies a place in front of The Launchpad, Carbondale's community 'Space for the Arts,' including a performing arts studio, art gallery and artistic gifts shop.
In it's seventh public art exhibition over the past ten years, Reel Thing now appears in North Mankato, MN at the entrance to NaKato, a local favorite restaurant, taproom and summer beer garden.
'Cabinetree' was awarded Best-in-Show in the annual outdoor exhibition at the Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center.
Lee Badger's most widely exhibited sculpture 'Comma' is now in City Green Park in Sandy Springs, GA. This is its ninth different location in the past 16 years - and one of the best !
"Reel Thing," Lee Badger's steel sculpture of walleye schooling in a column of water, occupies a place on the main street (N 2nd) in Decatur's 10th annual Sculpture Tour.
Now at the corner of 4th St. and Washington Ave., "Interloctangles" is a Geometrical Symbolist sculpture presenting three rectangles interlocked so that each rectangle is inside one and outside the other.
"Hats Off, Blown Away" is a kinetic sculpture representing hats carried on the wind by a swirl of leaves.
"Waldgeist II" Lee Badger's sculptural mask of a woodland spirit puts a face on the theme of a national juried exhibition of nature-inspired artwork.
"Sow Above, So Below," Lee Badger's sculpture expressing spinning heads in a topsy-turvey world appears in an exhibition of work appropriate to the pandemic situation.
The ever-popular "Comma" is now on the Rhode Island Trolley Trail one block south of the MARC train station at Riverdale Town Center in cooperation with the Hyattsville, MD Community Development Corporation.
Lee Badger's most widely exhibited sculpture "Comma" has been on exhibition for 23 years in 7 different places. Now it's returned home from being in front of the Lind Pavillion at the Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts for the past four years.
"Fowl Ball" on South 2nd St. in Decatur, IN.
About Decatur Sculpture Tour 2019-21 <here>.
"Hats Off - Blown Away" at the entrance of the Mayo Clinic Dunlap building on Whipple St. in Eau Claire, WI. About Sculpture Tour 2019-20 <here>.
"Interloctangles II" in the Courtyard Gallery at Courthouse Square in Olde Towne Portsmouth, VA. About the 2019 Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit <here>.
Historic preservation and restoration of a Tiffany Studios entrance canopy illustrated in a slide show presented by Anvil Works. Reception afterward.
Lee Badger's sculpture "Reel Thing" now appears on the walking trail around Lake Gardiner.
Lee Badger exhibited andirons recently published in Hammer's Blow, ABANA's magazine of methods, skills and techniques. June 1-30, 2018.
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The West Virginia Department of Commerce hosted Anvil Works at a booth in the Expo hall of the Javits Convention Center in New York City.
Lee Badger's "Cabinetree" is across the street from the beautiful Adams County Courthouse. More about the 2018 Sculpture Tour <here>.
"Hats Off, Blown Away" is Lee Badger's latest sculpture, now appearing in Mason City, IA's annual public art exhibition. Learn more <here>.
"Fowl Ball II" in the Courtyard Gallery at Courthouse Square in Olde Towne Portsmouth, VA.
Lee Badger's newest work, a pair of fiery andirons, and two older pieces appear among the work of 20 distinguished local artist-blacksmiths.
One of ten sculptures along a pedestrian corridor in downtown Roanoke, Lee Badger's sculpture "Sow above, So Below" has kinetic turning heads.
Decatur, IN featured Lee Badger's sculpture "Interloctangles" in their annual exhibition downtown.
Airy flames are unzipped from a steel I-beam in Lee Badger's sculpture "Firefly," part of the University's permanent collection, on display at the northeast corner of Smith Mall between Schwitzer Student Center and Lily Science Hall.
"Waldgeist," Lee Badger's presentation of the mythological Phantom of the Woods was purchased for the permanent collection in 2015. The sculpture is displayed near the city parking lot on First Street Northeast and Delaware Avenue.