
Michael Grothusen: Life's Joys—Life's Disappointments
July 11 through October 18, 2009
Outdoor Sculpture Program
Michael Grothusen is a Philadelphia sculptor whose work is rooted in architecture, memory
and experience. As part of the Michener's Outdoor Sculpture Program, Grothusen exhibited
his large-scale sculpture Life's Joys—Life's Disappointments. Influence for
this work comes from looking at commemorative vessels of all types—sports trophies,
urns, fountains and other forms of public monuments or memorials. Through changes in scale,
material and patterning this work goes beyond these initial references and asks questions
about the similarity of the vessels and their relationship to our everyday lives.
The Museum's Outdoor Sculpture Program is sponsored by Fulton Bank.
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