Current Exhibitions
David Hayes
Small Sculpture and Paintings
September 3–24, 2024
Opening reception Saturday September 7, 5 to 7 in the evening
Artist talk Saturday September 14, 1 to 3 in the afternoon
SOROKIN GALLERY
?96 Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich, Connecticut
203 856.9048
sorokingallery.com
Recent Exhibitions
Summer of 2020 to Fall of 2021
Artist talk Thursday, July 29 at the MD-365 offices,
Six Old Firehouse Lane, floor 2 in Northeast Harbor.
Public invited.
Exhibition organized by Sunne Savage.
24 large sculptures on public view
City of Gainesville, Florida
Screen Sculpture #11
Capricorn
Screen Sculpture #83
Gladiator
Sculpture in every city park
In collaboration with the City of Gainesville
Parks Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department
Russell Etling, Cultural Affairs Manager
Through Summer of 2020
(Extended to January, 2021)
Baker Park
City of Naples, Florida
Vertical Motif #12
Voyager
Seal
In collaboration with Naples Parks & Recreation Department, Dana Souza, Director
Eight large David Hayes sculptures
Exhibit continues through the Fall of 2021.
Sculpture in Downtown Danbury, Connecticut
With CityCenter Danbury, Betsy Paynter, Director
Totem (detail)
On public view through the Fall of 2021.
On permanent display outside of Coral Gables City Hall in Coral Gables, Florida:
Quadraped 2, 2011.
The sculpture is on exhibit at the invitation of Mayor Raul Valdes-Fauli with the guidance of the Coral Gables Department of Historical Resources and Cultural Arts; Dona Spain, Chair; Catherine Cathers, Arts & Culture Specialist. The City of Coral Gables subsequently included the artwork in their permanent collection by unanimous vote of the City Commission.
David Hayes Sculpture at the Jundt Art Museum
Spokane, Washington
August 1, 2014 to July 31, 2015
Exhibit extended to Fall 2016.
Curated by Paul Manoguerra, Director
Screen Sculpture #20, 1986.
Bellarmine Museum, Fairfield Connecticut
Sculpture is on display outside of the Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University
from September, 2015 to September, 2017
Exhibition extended.
Recent exhibitions