Wendell Castle, The Man Who Made Furniture Dance, Dead at 85 The haunting sculpture Ghost Clock is a favorite Smithsonian artwork and a powerful example of the artist’s skill and craft ...

Wendell Castle Remastered featured furniture, lighting, and sculpture that was made using an array of techniques, from handcrafting to 3D scanning, modeling, and robotic milling.

"Wendell will forever be remembered as ... mired in tradition and he transformed the notion of what furniture could be." Castle's work was not without challenge. There were times when his ideas ...

Wendell Castle, 83, sometimes dubbed the father — or grandfather — of the American art furniture movement, has, throughout his 57-year career, employed creative new techniques in works that ...

SCOTTSVILLE, N.Y. — Wendell Castle, a visionary woodworker, furniture-maker and sculptor who became one of the most acclaimed artists ever to call Rochester home, has died at the age of 85.

Wendell Castle, a visionary woodworker, furniture-maker and sculptor who became one of the most acclaimed artists ever to call Rochester home, has died at the age of 85. Mr. Castle died late ...

Artist Wendell Castle, often called the father of the art furniture movement, announced that he would give this work to Kansas University's Spencer Museum of Art. The polychromed fiberglass ...

Art furniture pioneer Wendell Castle has died aged 85, after a battle with leukaemia. RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology) – where Castle was an artist-in-residence and taught from 1962 to 1969 – ...

As well as a visionary maker, Castle taught at universities and, in 1980, opened his own not-for-profit school for woodworking and furniture design, which eventually became part of the Rochester ...

Wendell Castle, the legendary sculptural furniture designer and craftsman, will have his legacy continue through a new school founded in his name at the site of his studio in Scottsville, New York ...

Wendell Castle, an artist known as the father of art furniture whose masterworks were exhibited in preeminent museums of the United States but were also objects to be sat or eaten upon, or to hold ...