With his two-dimensional work, Corbin enjoys exploring genres ranging from photorealism to nonobjective and everything in between. Having painted for over 15 years, Tom’s signature artistic style emerges in new ways through his painting, some congruent with his sculptural work and some in contrast. He states “Though sculpture and furniture design still dominates my work schedule, the thought...
Beginning as studies for Corbin’s Tall Columns, the clay maquettes remained in the studio, providing inspiration with their verticality and animated silhouettes. Tom wanted to explore the idea of tabletop designs further and in doing so, sculpted a collection of eight designs, combining geometric shapes and contoured volumes. The compilation of forms, with four different patinas, will inspire installations that are both...
Corbin’s newest corporate commission,”Without Limits”, pays tribute to the transformation Tom McDonnell, retired CEO of DST, contributed to in the revitalization of downtown Kansas City through DST and beyond. This 25-foot tall sculpture installation by Tom Corbin combines three life-size figures with stainless steel frames around a central steel post. The installation is available for public viewing...
June 2016 435 Magazine City File, It’s What I Do Man of Bronze Local sculptor Tom Corbin delights in the third dimension. Words by Jan Dumay Photo by Tara Shupe His work is in 27 galleries, museums and showrooms nationally and internationally, in dozens of noteworthy public installations in the Kansas City area and elsewhere, and in several movies such as...
Please enjoy a glimpse at some of the projects Tom is working on this spring. From figures to accessories to paintings and beyond, 2016 will be a busy year In the Studio at Corbin Bronze
Sculptor Tom Corbin’s Backyard Bronzes December 10, 2015 Wall Street Journal Real Estate, Guru Article by Alina Dizik Photography by Chris Mullins Full article: Sculptor Tom Corbin’s Backyard Bronzes Gallery of photos: A Sculptor’s Bronze Beauties A Kansas City, Kan., artist crafts garden centerpieces in bronze to create a sophisticated feel outdoors. Roxy, a 5-foot-tall poodle, and Jacqueline, an...
Corbin Rings were designed to add artistic allure to your dining table through elevation and volume. Though spatially impactful, they do not impair the sight lines of your dining conversation. These sculptural accessories have the ability to inspire creative installations from tables, to mantels to wall mountings. Axis and Orion (black/brown and white patinas) make...
KC Magazine November Issue AN ARTFUL FÊTE Art, food and spirited conversation spark a casual evening at the Corbin Firehouse. Story by Kimberly Stern | Photos by Jason Dailey It’s a beautiful thing when beloved Kansas City artist and sculptor Tom Corbin steps from his studio, situated on the lower level of a historic 1912 Southwest Boulevard building,...
In collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, the Museum at Prairiefire has opened The Horse, on display October 10, 2015 – January 24, 2016 in Overland Park, Kansas. Corbin Bronze has loaned two original paintings and two bronze sculptures for The Horse exhibition. Visit the Museum at Prairiefire website to learn more and...
Introducing the latest sculptures from Tom’s studio. These figures are soaring to new heights in unexpected ways. Inspired by Brancusi, Skyward is a stylized bird that is both sleek and powerful. Available in two sizes, these bronzes will be coveted for their clean lines and luminous patina in light golden brown. Girl on Trapeze II is an addition to Tom’s...
Hello Art is a Kansas City based nonprofit that connects artists and audiences through an annual calendar of events. Corbin Bronze played host to the group this summer where about 30 guests toured the firehouse and learned about Tom’s career in art as well as his current work. The event was filmed by KCPT for their...
Tom has been working on three new life-size figures for a large project in the heart of Kansas City. This dynamic installation will be Tom’s tallest to date with three “frames” stacked vertically. Here’s a sneak peak from the studio
*THIS SATURDAY NIGHT* See the making of Tom’s larger-than-life Gorilla, along with Tom Corbin himself, on History Channel’s Monument Guys. 8:00 p.m. (CST) on History Channel 2
Master Caster Tom Corbin’s bronze. By Simona Rabinovitch Artist Tom Corbin’s studio, Corbin Bronze, buzzes with energy. The space, a converted Rosedale, Kansas, firehouse built in 1912, doubles as gallery and showroom, filled with Corbin artwork: paintings, bronze sculptures, and furniture. While his furniture can be regarded as “functional art”, Corbin is equally known for his bronze sculptures. Often vertical, kinetic studies of...
Nurturing and timeless, Corbin’s signature theme of The Giving Female, has a new dress, literally. The first clothed piece in the series, Avion II, has a presence that is both demure and magnetic. The iconic polished bronze bird adds surprising contrast to the green/brown patina of the female figure Avion II Edition 60 78.5”H, 14”D, 11”W Bronze, green/brown...
Children’s Mercy Hospital welcomed Buddy with open arms, and of course a gentle pat on the head. Buddy will serve as greeter for the Hospital’s peaceful chapel courtyard
Minimalist in design, Corbin combines both primitive and geometric forms in his new limited edition bronze Columns. Ranging in height from 80″ – 94″, the three nonobjective Columns are quite a departure from Tom’s figurative work. When combined, their unique spatial dynamic will inspire a range of display options for indoor or outdoor installations. Limited edition, sold individually or as a series
Introducing unexpected new work from Tom’s studio including nonobjective Columns and a new bronze canine companion. Hope you enjoy the 2015 preview. Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year from Corbin Bronze! Tom was approached to create a special commemorative sculpture as a tribute for a beloved late daughter who was deeply involved with rescuing dogs....
