George Rickey: A Life in Balance provides a detailed biography of the artist, starting with his family’s move from South Bend, Indiana, to Scotland when he was five. Rathbone traces Rickey’s ...

ViewEscapes is one of the largest retrospectives of the work of George Warren Rickey (1907-2002) to be held in the Northeast in 40 years. Rickey is considered one of the greatest and most prolific ...

George Rickey, a sculptor whose interest in movement led to his reputation as the grand old man of kinetic art, died Wednesday in St. Paul, Minn. He was 95. Rickey, who maintained a summer studio ...

The estate and foundation of George Rickey, whose kinetic steel sculptures combine technological innovation with balletic choreography of geometric forms, are now being represented exclusively ...

The kinetic sculpture, George Rickey’s Breaking Column II (1989), does exactly what Rickey wanted all his work to do. “It’s activated by, ...

The Art Show, organized by the Art Dealer’s Association of America, Park Avenue Armory, New York, New York, United States. (with Maxwell Davidson Gallery) George Rickey: An Evolution, Arts Council of ...

Now, beginning with the annual Daffodil and Tulip Festival on Friday, April 22, "ViewEscapes," one of the largest retrospectives of Rickey's work in the Northeast in 40 years — 12 large-scale ...

"If one makes a moving thing," says Sculptor George Rickey, "one is always surprised, ... In the 1950s, Rickey made a series of sculptures called Little Machines of Unconceived Use, ...

For the exhibition, entitled “ViewEscapes,” Naumkeag partnered with the George Rickey Foundation and the George Rickey estate. The sculptures will be in place and on view through October.

STOCKBRIDGE — Looking at pictures of George Rickey’s sculpture in a still medium like print means you’re only half-seeing them, if even that much. Rickey, who died in 2002, made things that ...