Howe’s work at Barney’s

Orcas artist Anthony Howe has created a luminous, festive installation for Barney's New York department store holiday windows.

December 3, 2014 7:00 am
Orcas artist Tony Howe with one of his sculptures.
Orcas artist Tony Howe with one of his sculptures.

Orcas artist Anthony Howe has created a luminous, festive installation for Barney’s New York department store holiday windows.

Howe’s window display captures the season yet steps out of tradition and nostalgia.

New Yorkers are gathering to experience Howe’s joyful, inventive display in Barney’s Holiday 2014 theme of “Truth, Beauty, Freedom and Love.”

Howe’s five wind-driven, kinetic sculptures transform and spiral, turning the display into a stellar winter environment.  And if your plans don’t include a trip to New York this season, take a look at Howe’s website to see a video of the installation:       http://www.howeart.net/ImageHTML/Window.html.

Howe’s work is included in public and private collections in the U.S. and internationally.  Northwest public sculptures are in Seattle, Bellingham and Portland.  In June 2014 he created a site-specific installation for the Arte Sella Sculpture Park in northern Italy.  Howe’s work has been featured in Travel + Leisure, Sunset Magazine, and coming up in Wired Magazine.