Alice Aycock

1946—
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Works

Aycock, clay no. 2, 1971, clay mixed with water in wood frame, 16 elements, 48 x 48 x 6 in. each, ed. 1 of 1
Clay #2, 1971, clay mixed with water in wood frame, 16 elements, 48 x 48 x 6 inches each, Collection of FRAC Lorraine, Metz, France (Installation at LAMoCA, 2012) Photo: Brian Forrest.
Aycock, stairs (these stairs can be climbed), 1974 (sprengel museum install view 3), wood, variable heights
Stairs (These Stairs Can Be Climbed), 1974, wood, edition of 2 + 1 AP, Sprengel Museum dimensions: 31 steps, approximately 20.7' tall x 12.9' wide x 22' deep (Installation at Sprengel Museum, Hannover, Germany, 2019) Photo: Herling/Herling/Werner.
Aycock, sand fans (view 3), 1971, sand, four industrial fans, approximately 20 ft square
Sand/Fans, 1971, sand, four industrial fans, approximately 20' square (Installation at Salomon Contemporary Warehouse, East Hampton, NY, 2008) Photo: Tim Lee.
Aycock, sand fans (view 1), 1971, sand, four industrial fans, approximately 20 ft square
Sand/Fans, 1971, sand, four industrial fans, approximately 20' square (Installation at Salomon Contemporary Warehouse, East Hampton, NY, 2008) Photo: Tim Lee.
Aycock, the third manoeuvre of war enlargement of both flanks, 1984, pencil on mylar, 36 x 48 in.
The Third Manoeuvre of War: Enlargement of Both Flanks, 1984, pencil on mylar , 36 × 48 in., 91.4 × 121.9 cm
Aycock, of things seen in the sky fata morgana, 1984, steel, spinning glass disk, red neon light, suspended mirror and glass, spinning crescent shaped steel blades, cable, 88 x 53 x 60 in., 223.5 x 134.6 x 152.4 cm, cnon 62.083 plh
Of Things Seen in the Sky - Fata Morgana, 1984, steel, spinning glass disk, red neon light, suspended mirror and glass, spinning crescent-shaped steel blades, cable, 88 × 53 × 60 in., 223.5 × 134.6 × 152.4 cm
Aycock, untitled cyclone, 2017, 100 x 165 x 112 in, non 59 536
Untitled Cyclone, 2017, aluminum, edition of 3 +1AP, 105 × 165 × 112 in., 266.7 × 419.1 × 284.5 cm
Small twist by alice aycock marlborough
Small Twist, 2013-2016, white powder coated aluminum, edition of 3 +2AP, 33 × 39 × 39 in., 83.8 × 99.1 × 99.1 cm
Whirls and swirls and a vortex on water by alice aycock marlborough
Whirls and Swirls and a Vortex on Water, Waterworks Sculpture for the Central Broward Regional Park, 2008, aluminum and acrylic, approximately 20 x 20 x 34 ft., 6.1 x 6.1 x 10.4 m at highest point. Installed Broward County, Florida. Photo: Richard Hoch.
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Devil Whirls, 2017, aluminum powder coated white, ed. 1/3 +1AP, 16'2" high to top of ribbon (19'4" high to top of pole) x 22'9" wide x 18'10" deep. Photo: Erin Davis.
Aycock devil whirlwinds on the clouds for 2 players from the gameboard series 6 2012 inkjet print and hand painted watercolor on paper 66 x 47 in. non 59.563 web
Devil Whirlwinds on the Clouds for 2 Players: From the Gameboard Series #6, 2012, 47 × 66 in., 119.4 × 167.6 cm

Exhibitions

A detail of the sculpture "Of Things Seen in the Sky - Fata Morgana" by Alice Aycock.
Works from the 1980s / Conceptual Photography
Jan 28 — Feb 29, 2020
New York, Chelsea
Aycock, the turbulence series, 2017 24
Alice Aycock
The Turbulence Series
Oct 18 — Nov 18, 2017
New York, Uptown
Aycock, the riddle of the flying saucer #1, 2015, aluminum ed. 2 of 3 1 ap, 24 x 23 x 22 in
No Boundaries
Mar 8 — Apr 1, 2017
New York, Uptown

Selected Press

Hooplachatsworth2 scaled
Princess Estelle Cultural Foundation

Outdoor exhibition of large sculptures at Royal Djurgården, Stockholm, Sweden, June 7th-September 27th, 2020

Mar 27, 2020
Untitled cyclone by alice aycock marlborough
International Sculpture Center
Alice Aycock receives lifetime achievement award from International Sculpture Center
Apr 18, 2018
Lo 1
The Brooklyn Rail
Alice Aycock's The Turbulence Series reviewed in The Brooklyn Rail
Nov 22, 2017
12aycock jumbo v2
The New York Times
Park Avenue, the Art Gallery: Alice Aycock sculptures installed in Manhattan
Mar 12, 2014
A drawing by Alice Aycock with a large turbine fan embedded in a strange apparatus
Architect Magazine

Alice Aycock: Decades of "Nonfunctional Architecture"

Feb 24, 2014