Recent sculpture project, in progress.

Geisha Painting

Geisha in Osaka 1997
Oil on Canvas
Lyon Smith

New woodblock print, first printing yesterday, landscape, view of the Mississippi River from the Hills of Winona

Images from the current exhibit at the gallery. Wood block prints, wheat pasted onto pieces of wood.

This new piece is cast from a mold of the original wood carving. A special composite material that I have been developing, which is about 50% wood chips, is mixed with a composite material. The stick is one that I found on the shores of the Mississippi River . It had all of its bark eaten off it, by a beaver. The Piece of wood if from Wiscoy Valley. The piece was made in Winona, MN in June 2010, by Lyon Smith, Signed LYON 2010.

Thanks Devon for the photos.

A recent painting by Lyon Smith, entitled, Hiati Earthquake, 2010

Stone Sculpture circa 1970's , Fountain City, Wisconsin, Leo Smith III

Foot in the Door 4 Installation

Foot in the Door 4 Installation, originally uploaded by Minneapolis Institute of Arts.

hey, can anyone find my painting in the bunch?

One artist's vision for community | Winona360

One artist's vision for community | Winona360

Iris
2009

A work in progress.

New Ebay auction
Check it out and bid on Ebay.

cat tail seeds from lyon smith on Vimeo.

Scorpion Show

Lyon Smith Design from lyon smith on Vimeo.

compalation of videos 2004

A still of a video I did about the Mississippi River.

Deitch Projects show

All our sculptures are made to order, designed, painted and polished individually in a small workshop environment in downtown Winona, Minnesota.

Every high-rise condo, luxury office, executive suite, ranch house, and farmstead must have a Smith Studio Sculpture in it. Sculptures shouldn’t only be in the hands of museums: anyone who respects the merits of sculpture should have one in their home. A sculpture is indispensable and sublime, the epitome of style and class, a perfect design object, a timeless form to enjoy for generations.

The Sculpture is where it all begins, it is a perch from which a new and exciting world is being born, and in this sense Smith Studio is more than just sculpture. We are in the business of putting our sculptures and our message into the hands of people that also want something more, people that want to join us on the adventure.

I have some interesting areas in my studio.

a painting I pulled out of storage, painted summer 2005, East Village NYC.