Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, Anthony attended the Taft School in Watertown , Connecticut after moving eight times back and forth across the United Sates, followed by Cornell University and the Skowhegan School of Sculpture and Painting.

He then built a post and beam house from onsite wood on a mountaintop in rural New Hampshire with the help of his brother Patrick and painted watercolors and had several one man shows in Boston. A sense of unease in both the isolation and the subject matter of his paintings resulted in the selling of the house and a move to Manhattan. His new, part time occupation of erecting steel shelving for the storage of office records resulted in the discovery of a new medium, metal. Further exploration combined with previous interests in the wind and movement led to the making of kinetic wind sculptures. He then strung discarded elevator cables across local rooftops onto which he hung his first series of wind powered sculptures. 

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After several one man shows in New York City and assorted group shows Anthony concluded in 1994 he would best be served by starting his own sculpture park and selling directly to customers. His answer to the notions of inclusiveness in the "art" world has been to invent his own and thereby be entirely free of any of its many conventions. 

He now lives on Orcas Island, Washington, with his business partner wife, Lynne. His work has sold works to hundreds of private collections from the Middle East to California, and many places in between. It has been showcased in palaces, sculpture parks, and the Barneys Christmas window in Manhattan. He designed the cauldrons for the Brazil Rio Olympics; one for the opening ceremonies and another, permanent, outdoor version that resides in the downtown section of Rio. Recently the work "Lucea" provided a backdrop to Auli'i Cravalho singing "How Far I'll Go" in the 49th Academy Awards Ceremony.

Anthony is accepting a limited number of commissions for large scale works. His process keeps him working through the nights in his remote island studio.  


Locations of Public Sculptures:

Octo - Greenville, South Carolina

Octo III, Dubai, UAE

Octo I, Dubai, UAE

Strobe, Dubai, UAE

Cups, Olympic Apartments, 2nd Ave, Seattle, Washington

Trefoil, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

In Cloud Light, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Spine Tower, San Francisco

Fern Pull I aka Shidahiku, Montreal

Fern Pull II, Washington DC

Lucea I, Elm St, Dallas, TX

Kadupul, Istanbul, Turkey

Axiom Dyno Trilobyte, Bellingham, Washington

Vento di Sella, Arte Sella, Valsugana, Italy

Chief II, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Armadillo, Moscow, Russia

In Cloud Light III, (Olympic Cauldron), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

In Cloud Light IV, Bellevue, Washington

Azlon Study, Cheyenne, Wyoming

Oblongata, Procter & Gamble Hdqts, Mason, Ohio

Azlon I, Merriweather District, Columbia, Maryland

Looped, Qatara Plaza, Qatar

Zavion - Dolomites, Italy

Anthea - Zaha Hadid building, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Zarathustra - Zaha Hadid Building, Hong Kong

Lucea - Burr Oak Lodge, Eagle, Nebraska

In Cloud Light IV - Abilene, Texas

Azlon II - Monroe Mayer Institute, Omaha, Nebraska

Ventripoly - Stone Garden, Anyar, Indonesia

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