Why is the Harry Bertoia Foundation based in St George? Why would anyone go there? Is it hot? To answer those questions and highlight the attractions of southern Utah, let me begin by saying that St George is not an international art hub, nor are there any famous museums or galleries here. But St…
Everything we do here at the foundation has purpose and meaning behind it. In the case of the limited edition jewelry offerings, they serve a dual function.
Jeffrey and Miriam Eger, barely out of graduate school, met Harry Bertoia in 1970. Harry, seeking someone who could film him…
From early on, my father had grandiose ideas about gongs. Several monotypes of the 1960s revealed his dreams of utilizing the Aeolian harp concept in his own sculptures.
In the 1960s, during my childhood, Harry was in the thick of his sculptural career. Architects, galleries and fans inundated him with requests.
The Bertoia sprays are beautiful flowing sculptures that shimmer and sparkle, but several issues have arisen in recent years for a number of reasons. Each topic will be addressed singly and suggested solutions proffered.
Knoll, Inc., the company which produces Bertoia chairs, recently loaned a beautiful dandelion to the Harry Bertoia Foundation.
Like any precious object, treat your sculptures with respect and care. If you do not feel comfortable doing any of the below procedures, then do NOT do them!
Harry Bertoia was born on March 10, 1915 in San Lorenzo, Friuli, Italy. Happy Birthday, Daddy!
My trip to New York was fruitful. I was able to visit several galleries who carry Bertoia works including Jonathan Boos and Lost City Arts.