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The bench was created by the Piccirilli Brothers, and the sundial by the American sculptor Paul Manship.

What I find most fascinating about this work is that it suggests that Piccirilli was on a path that mirrored, with unique particularities, w

Next time you find yourself in Washington, DC, don’t just pass by DuPont Circle. Take a moment to truly see the fountain that graces it…

Within this industrial complex and collaborative environment, individual contributions to public art were noteworthy. Three brothers, Furio,

The Italian Factor |An Introduction | Written in collaboration with Lisa Ackerman The 1800s in America were defined by great excitement,...

The portrait of members of The Who leaning against the exedra by Piccirilli in New York, became an iconic reference in the late 1960s

My quest for the documentary is driven by the need to find tangible traces of the Piccirilli family of sculptors, who migrated from...

The intimacy of the dialogue between Rita Dove and Montes-Bradley camera gives a rare personal insight into Rita Dove....

Here is New York under the shadows of Carrara and Piccirilli.

From City Lights to Impractical Jokers | From The Italian Factor, these are some of the stories that will not make it into the final cut...

In a rapidly changing world, monuments and art in public spaces remain silent witnesses to our shared history. By advocating for their prese

“The Spirit of Youth” will never make it to Rome as intended and today I was able to photograph it where the Spirit of Youth as been quietly

The Outcast, is one of the most potent testimonials of Attilio Piccirilli.

Charles Baudelaire and the role of sculpture. Salon de Paris, 1859

A portrait of Attilio Piccirilli from 1876 caught my eye and captured my imagination. What was Italy like in 1876.

The Italians brought the know-how for using the pointing machine and the contacts to import statuary marble.

The Italian Factor - Before New York, the Piccirilli left their mark in London at St.Paul’s Cathedral.

Please join us in celebrating and fundraising for the documentary-in-progress One World: The Art of Joy Brown. I will talk about my work, we