Alice Aycock

Alice Aycock (b. 1946) is an esteemed American sculptor and installation artist who played a pivotal role in the early land art movement of the 1970s. Renowned for her mastery in creating large-scale metal sculptures worldwide, Aycock's works blend architectural and mechanical fantasies, skillfully weaving together elements of logic, imagination, magical thinking, and science. With a career spanning over five decades, she has left an indelible mark on the contemporary art scene. Aycock's captivating drawings and sculptures have been exhibited in major retrospectives, underscoring her influential impact on the artistic landscape. Her exceptional artistry has found a place in numerous public spaces across major U.S. cities. Alice Aycock has been a resident of New York City since 1968, where she continues to thrive as a prominent artist. Presently, she is represented by esteemed galleries, Marlborough Gallery in New York and Galerie Thomas Schulte in Berlin, reaffirming her status as a trailblazing artist with a global presence.