Sculptures Featured on Yahoo! News!

Jack Howard-Potter Sculptures Featured on Yahoo! News! Take some time today and look through this great slideshow of my sculptures.  The figures seen here represent a  ten-year span of my career (2004 through 2014). You can clearly see my continued interest in the figure over this time, as well as the different ways I have

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Amazing Photography of The Muse

I was pleasantly surprised when I received some amazing photography of The Muse at the Southern Vermont Arts Center today.  Ali emailed me through my Facebook page and posted some incredible pictures she took last night of The Muse in the darkness of the moon!  The results are a stunning

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ArtPrize Early Buzz List!

ArtPrize Early Buzz List!

I am very pleased to share that I made a short list of entries for the 2014 ArtPrize Early Buzz list! http://www.artprize.org/lists/list/2639/?page=1-2 The list is a group of the top twenty-five entries appearing on lists generated through the ArtPrize App.  I am honored to be in such good company with

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Pulling III installed in Leonia New Jersey!!

Pulling III installed in Leonia New Jersey!!

My sculpture Pulling III has been installed in Leonia, New Jersey as part of the Sculpture for Leonia program. Take a quick trip out of Manhattan and go over the George Washington Bridge to visit the lovely town of Leonia New Jersey. Pulling III has landed in a little gem called the Erika and

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Nereid Sculpture 2009: Two Views, In Progress vs. Finished – My Process

Nereid Sculpture 2009: Two Views, In Progress vs. Finished – My Process

This is one of my favorite sculptures. It was made as a commission for a patron in Florida who went so far as to request a very specific pose and theme for the sculpture. At first I was a bit skeptical about taking direction from him on the look and design of one of my sculptures. As an artist I have always felt I should make what I need to make and what I want people to see, then show it to the world. I never wanted to fit my vision into someone else’s box and be constrained by the ‘eyes’ of someone else. But after a few long phone conversations about pose, theme, design and look I got comfortable with this clients vision and actually enjoyed the process of collaboration.