Table of Contents

Contents: Foreword Tom Moran, Grounds for Sculpture A Sense of Place, Susan Forrest Castle, contributing editor Speaking in Stone: A Conversation with Elyn Zimmerman, Susan Forrest Castle Early Projects 1974-1982 Chiaroscuro: The Art of Elyn Zimmerman, Charles Stuckey Commissioned Projects 1982-1989 Place; Public; Perception Presence: The Work of Elyn Zimmerman, Marc Treib Commissioned Projects 1990-2000 Hallowed Ground, John Beardsley Commissioned Projects 2001-2010 Recent Works Sculptures 1982-2005 Artist Statement Chronology and Biography Chronology of Temporary Installations and Unrealized Work Artist Biography / Chronology Checklist Exhibition Catalogs and Periodicals Photograph Credits

About the Author

Tom Moran is the chief curator and artistic director of Grounds For Sculpture, established in 1992 to promote an understanding of and appreciation for contemporary sculpture. Charles F. Stuckey, former curator of twentieth-century painting and sculpture at The Art Institute of Chicago, is also an art historian, Monet scholar, and author of Claude Monet: 1840 1926, Berthe Morisot, Impressionist, and Andy Warhol: Heaven and Hell. Marc Treib is professor emeritus of architecture at the University of California, Berkeley, the recipient of Guggenheim and Fulbright fellowships, and the author of many works on the interrelationship of modern architecture and landscape. John Beardsley is the author of numerous books on contemporary art and design and is the director of Garden and Landscape Studies at Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection. Susan Forrest Castle has written on art, architecture, and garden design and is the author of Richard Segalman Black & White: Muses, Magic & Monotypes (The Artist Book Foundation, 2015).