NEW YORK, NY.- Louis K. Meisel Gallery announced Hans Van de Bovenkamp: A Hamptons Sculpture Tour. This special and unique socially-distanced exhibition features an outdoor presentation of Abstract sculptures by the distinguished Dutch-born artist. The tour includes more than a dozen artworks that have been publicly installed in Water Mill, Bridgehampton and Sagaponack, largely along a few miles of Montauk Highway.

Working primarily with bronze, nautical stainless steel, and aluminum, Van de Bovenkamp’s sculptures are often inspired by myth, symbol, and nature. Renowned for his monumental sculpture created primarily for open-air public locales, the artist has been described as an artist-mystic whose work—with its signature power, lyricism, and grand proportions—heightens the viewer’s sense of fantasy, imagination, and discovery.

This tour features a variety of outdoor sculptures by the artist, including works from his Monolithic and Menhir series, as well as a large-scale portal measuring 24 feet wide and 12 feet high. The works have been placed in front of businesses and residences, situated as they are meant to be viewed. Installations also include a long-term loan at the Children’s Center and multiple works on display at the Sagaponack Sculpture Field, the final stop on the route.

To visit the tour, please visit Louis K. Meisel Gallery’s website: www.MeiselGallery.com. There, you will find a printable brochure with descriptions and directions. We also have created a Google Maps version of the tour if you prefer to access the route via your mobile device. All locations have available parking and the sculptures can be approached. The tour will be on view through Labor Day 2021.

For further information about the tour or the sculptures, please contact Elizabeth Harris at Elizabeth@Meisels.com.