Gallery — Anthony Howe
BEOPEN - Di-Octo is a kinetic sculpture created by renowned American artist Anthony Howe. Last year philanthropist Jonathan Wener has donated the sculpture to Concordia University, Montreal, where it is located now.
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Anthony Howe
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Anthony Howe (sculptor) - Wikipedia
Anthony Howe "In Cloud Light" | Art du monde, Idées de sculpture, Art des jardins
Montreal, QC / Canada - June 10 2018: a Shiny Metal Kinetic Sculpture by Anthony Howe, Di Octo, Downtown in Front of Stock Footage - Video of 1987, structure: 159724356
Hypnotic, kinetic wind sculpture "Di-Octo" by Anthony Howe : oddlysatisfying
Shindahiku (Fern Pull) — Anthony Howe | Kinetic art sculpture, Kinetic wind art, Wind art
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Anthony Howe - Azlon, October 17, 2019 Columbia, Md. | Facebook | By Anthony Howe | Azlon spinning on October 17, 2019 in Columbia, Maryland. Many thanks to Serena for the local video.
Montreal, QC / Canada - June 10 2018: a Shiny Metal Kinetic Sculpture by Anthony Howe, Di Octo, Downtown in Front of Stock Video - Video of pattern, statue: 157870923
Di-Octo II d'Anthony Howe - Montréal, les caribous et moi
The Di-Octo Sculpture - YouTube
20 Anthony Howe Images, Stock Photos & Vectors | Shutterstock
Art public – « DI Octo II » (Anthony Howe) - JacquesLanciault.com JacquesLanciault.com
Anthony Howe - Concordia University
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Montreal, QC / Canada - June 10 2018: a shiny metal kinetic sculpture by Anthony Howe, Di Octo, downtown in front of Concordia University Stock Photo - Alamy
Rio 2016 cauldron complemented by massive kinetic sculpture | Dezeen
Anthony Howe
Di-Octo II' – Montreal, Québec - Atlas Obscura
Anthony Howe Kinetic Sculpture « Inhabitat – Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building
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