James J. Lloyd 12590 East Highway 20
jamesjlloyd8@gmail.com
Clearlake Oaks, CA 95423
707-494-4777
Present
In 2006, after more than 40 years of education, teaching and establishing a sculpture career throughout Philadelphia and the East Coast, Lloyd resigned all teaching commitments and relocated to Northern California, where he established a large working studio. He devotes his energy to developing a unique language of sculpture forms, which range in size from handheld to indoor-outdoor pieces to large monument-sized sculptures appropriate for private, corporate and civic venues.
Representation
The New Leaf Gallery, Sonoma, Ca
Sculpture Site Gallery, San Francisco, Ca
I. Wolk Gallery, St. Helena, CA
Private corporate art consultants
Important New Shows
2009
"Bronze Works"
Art Foundary & Gallery, Sacramento, Ca
Education
1962-1967 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Certificate of Completion in high standing, Painting and Sculpture
1964-1968 University of Pennsylvania
BFA Sculpture, Graduate School of Fine Arts
2003-2004 Barnes Foundation and Violet de Mazia Educational Program
Graduate Theoretical and Critical Studies in Fine Art
Public and Private Commissions
2005 Six-foot outdoor sculpture. Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA
2000 Prison Hospice Chapel Project, altar piece, “Reliquary for a Chosen Spirit,” Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, LA 1400 lb. altar piece contains steel, slate, light-transmitting acrylic, nickel plating, gold leaf and plating, halogen, ultraviolet and internal laser lighting.
1999 Six-foot outdoor sculpture. Valley Forge, PA
1995-1996 Fountain, central lobby, commission by the Marriott Convention Center Hotel, Philadelphia, PA
Bronze sculpture with computer-generated optical lighting, water effects, fogging systems and transparent underwater resin panels, activated by ultraviolet and halogen lighting.
1994 Seven-foot bronze head. Private collection
1992 Outdoor garden sculpture, bronze. Private collection
1987 Outdoor sculpture. Merrill Lynch Headquarters, Princeton, NJ
1986 Six-foot outdoor bronze sculpture. Private collection
1982 Commissioned by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society to design a fountain and four pieces for the 21st Century Sculpture Garden at the Philadelphia Flower Show. Philadelphia, PA
1974 Commissioned by the University City Science Center to develop an outdoor sculpture for its Center City, Philadelphia site.
Collections
La Salle University Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA
Marriott Convention Hotel, Philadelphia PA
Merrill Lynch Headquarters, Hopewell, NJ
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, permanent collection, Philadelphia, PA
Science Center, Philadelphia, PA
Important Shows
2005 “Touching BRIGHT Wind", a Retrospective Survey of Sculptures 1967-2005,” Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Gallery. Wayne, PA
2003 University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Fine Arts. Philadelphia, PA
2003 James A. Michener Museum, solo outdoor exhibition. Doylestown, PA
2000 21st Century Philadelphia Sculptors Invitational, Samuel T. Freeman & Co. Philadelphia, PA
2000 “Old World / New World: Common Ground,” Philadelphia Sculptors and the Hungarian Sculpture Association. Nexus Gallery. Philadelphia, PA
1999 Philadelphia Sculptors Exchange Show. Budapest, Hungary
1999 “60 Years of Art,” Cheltenham Art Center. Cheltenham, PA
1999 “Philadelphia Sculptors,” Grounds for Sculpture. Hamilton, NJ
1999 The Sculptors’ Guild, Grounds for Sculpture. Hamilton, NJ
1999 Wayne Art Center, national juried show. Wayne, PA
1994 The Sculptors’ Guild. New York, NY
1992 “Contemporary Sculpture Directions,” Payne Gallery, Moravian College. Bethlehem, PA
1991 Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Philadelphia, PA
1986 Outdoor sculpture show, Merrill Lynch Headquarters. Princeton, NJ
1986 “Sculpture at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.” Philadelphia, PA
1985 “CON_STRUCT_URES,” invitational outdoor exhibit at the Reading Museum and Gallery. Reading, PA
1982 Sculpture ’82 Invitational, Franklin Plaza Hotel and International Garden. Philadelphia, PA
1982 “National Great Garden Sculpture Show,” Sculptural Arts Museum. Atlanta, GA
1982 “S/330” Five-state juried sculpture show for the Philadelphia Tercentennial. Philadelphia Art Alliance and Rittenhouse Square. Philadelphia, PA
1980 “Three Sculptors,” A.J. Wood Gallery. Philadelphia, PA
1975-1979 Invitational, Temple University Music Festival and Sculpture Garden. Ambler, PA
Group Shows
1969-present
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
Fleisher Art Memorial, Philadelphia, PA
Glassboro State College, Glassboro, NJ
Hunterdon Art Center, Clinton, NJ
Noyes Museum, Brigantine, NJ
Penn’s Landing Museum, Philadelphia, PA
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA
Pleiades Gallery, New York, NY
Reading Museum and Gallery, Reading, PA
Sculptural Arts Museum, Atlanta, GA
The Philadelphia Art Alliance, Philadelphia, PA
University of Delaware, Newark, DE
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, PA
William Penn Memorial Museum, Harrisburg, PA
Woodmere Art Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Rosenfeld, Langman, Doshi, Wood and LaPelle Galleries, Philadelphia, PA
jamesjlloyd8@gmail.com
Clearlake Oaks, CA 95423
707-494-4777
Present
In 2006, after more than 40 years of education, teaching and establishing a sculpture career throughout Philadelphia and the East Coast, Lloyd resigned all teaching commitments and relocated to Northern California, where he established a large working studio. He devotes his energy to developing a unique language of sculpture forms, which range in size from handheld to indoor-outdoor pieces to large monument-sized sculptures appropriate for private, corporate and civic venues.
Representation
The New Leaf Gallery, Sonoma, Ca
Sculpture Site Gallery, San Francisco, Ca
I. Wolk Gallery, St. Helena, CA
Private corporate art consultants
Important New Shows
2009
"Bronze Works"
Art Foundary & Gallery, Sacramento, Ca
Education
1962-1967 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Certificate of Completion in high standing, Painting and Sculpture
1964-1968 University of Pennsylvania
BFA Sculpture, Graduate School of Fine Arts
2003-2004 Barnes Foundation and Violet de Mazia Educational Program
Graduate Theoretical and Critical Studies in Fine Art
Public and Private Commissions
2005 Six-foot outdoor sculpture. Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA
2000 Prison Hospice Chapel Project, altar piece, “Reliquary for a Chosen Spirit,” Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, LA 1400 lb. altar piece contains steel, slate, light-transmitting acrylic, nickel plating, gold leaf and plating, halogen, ultraviolet and internal laser lighting.
1999 Six-foot outdoor sculpture. Valley Forge, PA
1995-1996 Fountain, central lobby, commission by the Marriott Convention Center Hotel, Philadelphia, PA
Bronze sculpture with computer-generated optical lighting, water effects, fogging systems and transparent underwater resin panels, activated by ultraviolet and halogen lighting.
1994 Seven-foot bronze head. Private collection
1992 Outdoor garden sculpture, bronze. Private collection
1987 Outdoor sculpture. Merrill Lynch Headquarters, Princeton, NJ
1986 Six-foot outdoor bronze sculpture. Private collection
1982 Commissioned by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society to design a fountain and four pieces for the 21st Century Sculpture Garden at the Philadelphia Flower Show. Philadelphia, PA
1974 Commissioned by the University City Science Center to develop an outdoor sculpture for its Center City, Philadelphia site.
Collections
La Salle University Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA
Marriott Convention Hotel, Philadelphia PA
Merrill Lynch Headquarters, Hopewell, NJ
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, permanent collection, Philadelphia, PA
Science Center, Philadelphia, PA
Important Shows
2005 “Touching BRIGHT Wind", a Retrospective Survey of Sculptures 1967-2005,” Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Gallery. Wayne, PA
2003 University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Fine Arts. Philadelphia, PA
2003 James A. Michener Museum, solo outdoor exhibition. Doylestown, PA
2000 21st Century Philadelphia Sculptors Invitational, Samuel T. Freeman & Co. Philadelphia, PA
2000 “Old World / New World: Common Ground,” Philadelphia Sculptors and the Hungarian Sculpture Association. Nexus Gallery. Philadelphia, PA
1999 Philadelphia Sculptors Exchange Show. Budapest, Hungary
1999 “60 Years of Art,” Cheltenham Art Center. Cheltenham, PA
1999 “Philadelphia Sculptors,” Grounds for Sculpture. Hamilton, NJ
1999 The Sculptors’ Guild, Grounds for Sculpture. Hamilton, NJ
1999 Wayne Art Center, national juried show. Wayne, PA
1994 The Sculptors’ Guild. New York, NY
1992 “Contemporary Sculpture Directions,” Payne Gallery, Moravian College. Bethlehem, PA
1991 Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Philadelphia, PA
1986 Outdoor sculpture show, Merrill Lynch Headquarters. Princeton, NJ
1986 “Sculpture at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.” Philadelphia, PA
1985 “CON_STRUCT_URES,” invitational outdoor exhibit at the Reading Museum and Gallery. Reading, PA
1982 Sculpture ’82 Invitational, Franklin Plaza Hotel and International Garden. Philadelphia, PA
1982 “National Great Garden Sculpture Show,” Sculptural Arts Museum. Atlanta, GA
1982 “S/330” Five-state juried sculpture show for the Philadelphia Tercentennial. Philadelphia Art Alliance and Rittenhouse Square. Philadelphia, PA
1980 “Three Sculptors,” A.J. Wood Gallery. Philadelphia, PA
1975-1979 Invitational, Temple University Music Festival and Sculpture Garden. Ambler, PA
Group Shows
1969-present
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
Fleisher Art Memorial, Philadelphia, PA
Glassboro State College, Glassboro, NJ
Hunterdon Art Center, Clinton, NJ
Noyes Museum, Brigantine, NJ
Penn’s Landing Museum, Philadelphia, PA
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA
Pleiades Gallery, New York, NY
Reading Museum and Gallery, Reading, PA
Sculptural Arts Museum, Atlanta, GA
The Philadelphia Art Alliance, Philadelphia, PA
University of Delaware, Newark, DE
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, PA
William Penn Memorial Museum, Harrisburg, PA
Woodmere Art Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Rosenfeld, Langman, Doshi, Wood and LaPelle Galleries, Philadelphia, PA
