Mark Handforth (born in Hong Kong 1969) is a sculptor based in Miami, Florida.

Known for his humorous sculptural appropriations of public objects, Mark Handforth has used a breadth of subjects, including fire hydrants, stop signs, and even celestial forms, as in his Sinking Star (2004). Handforth uses tube lighting as a figurative sculptural medium, literally casting his subjects in a new light, with a bold, large format installation style.

Sculptures have appeared in

Central Park in New York
the Dallas Museum of Art
MCA in Chicago
Public commissions from the cities of Paris (Porte de Bagnolet) and Zurich (Tessinerplatz).

http://www.vernissage.tv | Opening of Miami-based artist Mark Handforth's exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art MOCA in North Miami.

Film by Eric Minh Swenson. Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by sculptor Mark Handforth. Rough Dark Diamond, Handforth's first solo gallery exhibition in Los Angeles, will consist of large-scale sculptural works installed both within the gallery and in the courtyard outside.