New Works from the Studio of Tom Corbin

Fresh from the Corbin Firehouse studio, artist Tom Corbin continues to innovate!

These new bronze pieces reflect his constant push against creative boundaries, resulting in a collection that honors classic casting traditions while embracing contemporary expression. Corbin‘s paintings echo the same spirit of exploration found in his sculpture, ranging from portraiture to nonobjective compositions that celebrate color, movement, and the expressive qualities of paint.

 

Meet Copper, the newest limited edition sculpture by Tom Corbin, inspired by a very special member of the studio family. Rescued by Julia’s family through REGAP in Kansas City, Copper’s gentle spirit and unmistakable presence are captured with warmth, sensitivity, and the keen observation that comes from having the companionship of a very good boy. His 2025 portrait in canvas and oil captures his sweet personality in every brushstroke.

Over the Moon

Over the Moon marks a new direction in Tom Corbin‘s celebrated Screens Series, combining bronze with steel in this unique installation. Presented in a striking tall format, this limited edition sculpture explores the dynamic relationship between energy, material, and negative space.

Wisteria Table

At once sculptural and functional, the Wisteria Table reveals itself to be something altogether unexpected. Twisting, vine-like forms rise, intertwine, and unfurl with effortless grace. Winding branches, delicate balance, and organic movement create the quiet illusion of a living work of art—one perpetually on the verge of blooming.

Kaleidoscope

“Kaleidoscope grew out of my interest in color, movement, gesture and the way shapes shift as you spend time with them. It’s a nonobjective painting that lets the energy of the brushwork and the relationships between the colors lead the visual exploration.” ~ Tom Corbin