A staff member views 'Rotoplasm', 2012, by Roxy Paine

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'Among The Trees' exhibition preview, Hayward Gallery, London, UK - 02 Mar 2020

Visitors attend Armory Show Paul Kasmin Gallery presentation work by artist Roxy Paine at Piers 92 & 94

New York the Armory Show 2018, United States - 10 Mar 2018

Placebo, a stainless steel tree, reflects the afternoon sun at the Art Museum in Forest Park in St. Louis on April 8, 2016. Placebo, made by Roxy Paine in 2004, was made by welding standard industrial piping. It highlights the complex relationship between the man-made and the natural world.

Metal tree at Art Museum, St. Louis, Missouri, United States - 08 Apr 2016

A stainless steel sculpture by Roxy Paine entitled Askew overlooks a building at the North Carolin Museum of Art in Raleigh, N.C

NC Daily Life, Raleigh, USA

In a photo a stainless steel sculpture titled "Containment I" by Roxy Paine is displayed outside an entrance to the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum on the campus of Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mich. The museum features Zaha Hadid's signature look: a facade of pleated stainless steel and glass, which distinguishes it from the traditional brick Collegiate Gothic buildings that surround it on Michigan State's north campus

Broad Art Museum, East Lansing, USA

Us Artist Roxy Paine who Lives in Brooklyn New York Stands in Front of His Huge Huge Stainless Steel Inverted Tree Sculpture Called 'Inversion' As It is Completed in the Billy Rose Sculpture Garden in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem on 27 January 2011 the Piece Weighs Some 4-tons and was Shipped to Israel in Containers and Then Its Branches Welded Into Position with the Help of Cranes Israel Jerusalem

Israel Arts - Jan 2011

Us Artist Roxy Paine who Lives in Brooklyn New York Near His Huge Huge Stainless Steel Inverted Tree Sculpture Called 'Inversion' As It is Completed in the Billy Rose Sculpture Garden in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem on 27 January 2011 the Piece Weighs Some 4-tons and was Shipped to Israel in Containers and Then Its Branches Welded Into Position with the Help of Cranes Israel Jerusalem

A Person Walks Between an Olive Tree and a Huge Stainless Steel Sculpture Looking Like an Inverted Tree That is the Work of Us Artist Roxy Paine who Lives in Brooklyn New York As It is Finished in Place in the Billy Rose Sculpture Garden in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem on 27 January 2011 the Art Work Called Inversion Weighs Some 4-tons and was Shipped to Israel in Containers and Then Its Branches Welded Into Position with the Help of Cranes Israel Jerusalem

Us Artist Roxy Paine who Lives in Brooklyn New York Watches As a Crane Lifts a Branch of His Massive Stainless Steel Tree-like Sculpture Into Place in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem Israel 24 January 2011 the Huge Art Piece Called Inversion is an Inverted Tree with the Branches on the Gorund and the Roots Pointing Skyward and is Being Assembled in the Billy Rose Sculpture Garden in the Newly-renovated Israel Museum Israel Jerusalem

Us Artist Roxy Paine who Lives in Brooklyn New York Walks Through His Stainless Steel Branches As They Are Assembled to Form a Huge Inverted Tree Whose Parts Are Welded Into Place Before the Art Piece Called Inversion is Done and Rests on This Terrace in the Billy Rose Sculpture Garden at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem Israel 24 January 2011 Israel Jerusalem

Us Artist Roxy Paine who Lives in Brooklyn New York Gives Hand Signals to a Crane Operator in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem Israel 24 January 2011 As a Part of His Huge Stainless Steel Inverted Tree is Lifted Into Place Before Welding It to the Art Work the Piece Entitled Inversion is Part of a Series Called Dendroid and is Being Installed in the Billy Rose Sculpture Garden in the Newly-renovated Israel Museum Israel Jerusalem

Maelstrom," a 130-foot-long by 45-foot-wide stainless-steel sculpture by American artist Roxy Paine, is on display at Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden of The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York

Maelstrom, New York, USA

Inversion (stainless Steel 2008) of Roxy Paine (new York) Represented by the Gallery Jablonka (cologne) is Shown at the Exhibition 'Public Art Projects' in the Context of the International Art Show 'Art 39 Basel' in Basel Switzerland 02 June 2008 This is the Fifth Edition of Art Basel's Public Art Projects Showcasing Works by Internationally Renowned Artists on Exhibition Square Art 39 Basel Features About 300 Leading Art Galleries From All Continents Contemporary Art Works by Over 2000 Artists Will Be on Display From June 4 Through June 8 2008 Switzerland Schweiz Suisse Basel Bale Basilea Basle

Switzerland Art Unlimited - Jun 2008

PAINE Roxy Paine stands in front of the "Bluff," the 50-foot high tree he created of reflective stainless steel after it was installed in New York's Central Park . Mayor Michael Bloomberg kicked off the biennial of the Whitney Museum of American Art which will be observed both inside the museum and in Central Park with the work of five artists in the park and 113 artists and collaborative teams inside the museum

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