Easel Windframe – Tim Prentice
A former architect, Tim Prentice makes kinetic stainless steel and aluminum sculptures, which are sleek, whimsical contraptions in a modernist mode. They owe the obvious debt to Calder and George Rickey, although as feats of imaginary engineering linked to a machine aesthetic, they are related to the work of earlier figures like Tatlin and to various Machine Age artists of the 1920′s and 30′s, and in their use of simple, repeating, industrial forms they even bring to mind Minimalism. (The New York Times)