Artist Statement

Since 1979 I have completed a number of public sculptures including projects for the United States General Service Administration, the New York City Percent for Art Program, and the Dallas Texas Rapid Transit Authority as well as commissions for Developers and Individuals.

To date all of my projects which have involved collaboration with architects and engineers have been completed on time and on budget. In all instances I worked closely with the design panels as well as the community.

All my work contains historical research relating to the specific site and is made to be conceptually accessable to the public at large. Examples of this include the Mississippi Inscape which is based on the literary career of William Faulkner; the information in Jubali, Suadi Arabia project describes the development of the industrial city of Jubali over a 25 year period; the New York City Percent for Art Commission for an Occupational Training Center shows the history of the inhabitants of the site from prehistoric to contemporary times emphasizing various aspects of work.

My Public Outdoor Sculptures have included a wide variety of permanant materials such as cast stone, bronze and terra cotta. These sculptures have always been designed with the site, safety, and permanance of materials in mind and specifically relate to the architecture and environment they are placed.

Ed McGowin-Artist

McGowin has had over 100 one person exhibitions and over 200 group exhibitions nationally and internationally. Including:
- The Whitney Museum
- The Museum of Modern Art
- The Corcoran Museum
He is also listed in Who's Who in American Art

Ed McGowin-Professor

Presently a tenured Full Professor at the State University of New York College of Old Westbury.
Formerly, Chairman Visual Art Department S.U.N.Y. College at Old Westbury and Chairman of the Sculpture Department, Corcoran School of Art.

Artist Statement

Ed McGowin-Artist

McGowin has had over 100 one person exhibitions and over 200 group exhibitions nationally and internationally. Including:
The Whitney Museum
The Museum of Modern Art
The Corcoran Museum
He is also listed in Who's Who in American Art

Ed McGowin-Professor

For more information or to contact me

Ed McGowin
96 Grand Street
New York, N.Y. 10013

tel: (212)966-4496
fax: (212)966-2099
summer tel/fax: 203-(860)364-5282
email: cd8@umail.umd.edu

Artist Statement

Ed McGowin-Artist

McGowin has had over 100 one person exhibitions and over 200 group exhibitions nationally and internationally. Including:The Whitney MuseumThe Museum of Modern ArtThe Corcoran MuseumHe is also listed in Who's Who in American Art

Ed McGowin-Professor

For more information or to contact me

Ed McGowin 96 Grand Street New York, N.Y. 10013 tel: (212)966-4496 fax: (212)966-2099 summer tel/fax: 203-(860)364-5282 email: cd8@umail.umd.edu

McGowin has had over 100 one person exhibitions and over 200 group exhibitions nationally and internationally. Including:
The Whitney Museum
The Museum of Modern Art
The Corcoran Museum
He is also listed in Who's Who in American Art

Ed McGowin
96 Grand Street
New York, N.Y. 10013

tel: (212)966-4496
fax: (212)966-2099
summer tel/fax: 203-(860)364-5282
email: cd8@umail.umd.edu