2024

138" x 86" x 60"

The Lift

Jack Howard-Potter grew up in New York City where he was inspired by the public sculpture of Alexander Calder, George Ricky and various performance, dance, and artistic exposure. He earned a BA in Art History and Sculpture from Union College and has been making and displaying his original sculpture since 1997.

2023

107” x 180” x 116”

Legared

FEATURED WORK

60” L x 84” W x 144”

2021

Dancer 12

Dancer 12

11' x 10' x 6'

2022

Dancer 13

Dancer 13

2024

156" x 216" x 171"

Head in the Sand

Head in the Sand

2023

8' 11" x 15' x 9' 8"

Legared

2021

311" x 112" x 244"

1958 Championship Game

2005

27’ x 24’ x 13’

The Muse

2016

80” x 144” x 144”

Kinancer (large)

Contact

Whether you're interested in my work, have a project in mind, or just want to say hello—drop me a line.

Whether you're interested in my work, have a project in mind, or just want to say hello—drop me a line.

ARTIST STATEMENT

I try to capture movement in a medium that does not move. Using steel which is an inherently rigid material I work to convey a sense of fluid action in space. My work explores the wide range of movement of the human figure informed through my study of drawing the human anatomy.

2015 - 2025 © steelstatue.com | Jack Howard-Potter

ARTIST STATEMENT

I try to capture movement in a medium that does not move. Using steel which is an inherently rigid material I work to convey a sense of fluid action in space. My work explores the wide range of movement of the human figure informed through my study of drawing the human anatomy.

2015 - 2025 © steelstatue.com | Jack Howard-Potter

ARTIST STATEMENT

I try to capture movement in a medium that does not move. Using steel which is an inherently rigid material I work to convey a sense of fluid action in space. My work explores the wide range of movement of the human figure informed through my study of drawing the human anatomy.

2015 - 2025 © steelstatue.com | Jack Howard-Potter