Experts
Tom Otterness
Sculptor
Tom Otterness went with Humpty Dumpty. Read More
As in Tai Chi, artists should gain from their losses, Tom Otterness explains. Read More
Tom Otterness explains the switch from Brooke Alexander to Marlborough. Read More
Tom Otterness notices an autocratic streak in Europe’s art scene. Read More
Tom Otterness’s travels in the Mid-East changed his view of New York. Read More
9/11, says Tom Otterness, was like science fiction. Read More
Art’s nebulous purpose draws in the money. Tom Otterness responds. Read More
Tom Otterness sees public art replacing the town square and creating conversation between strangers. Read More
We’re at a good moment in art, Tom Otterness says. Read More
Tom Otterness tries to incorporate influences from everywhere. Read More
Tom Otterness cites film as a big part of his artistic engagement. Read More
A proud Kansan, Tom Otterness was exposed to the regionalists at an early age. Read More
Tom Otterness works until 2 am in the “Venice of Brooklyn.” Read More
About Tom Otterness
Tom Otterness is an American sculptor whose permanent installation, "Life Underground," is located in the 14th St/8th Avenue subway station in New York City. His work, usually cartoonish and cheerful but with a dark side, can be found in parks and public squares throughout the world. Otterness works out of a 20,000 square-foot studio in Brooklyn, New York.