nwm #1.jpg
milliken 17.jpg
honey wall_013.jpg
milliken 8.jpg
walling-finish-for-web.jpg
abattoir-58-for-web.jpg
sheep-outside-for-web.jpg
walling-in-dec-14-for-web-g.jpg
nm-dawn-9.jpg
winter-metal-sails-for-web.jpg
sheep fence-444.jpg
odyssey-august-2011-1303-l.jpg
abattoir-47.jpg
losing-language--11for-web.jpg
sheep fence-47.jpg
milliken 7.jpg
milliken 2.jpg
wool final 2 for lisa.jpg
milliken 10.jpg
nancy-nohosho-selects003-fo.jpg
fence-sheep-snow-240.jpg
wax for pecha.jpg
bee balls2.jpg
project final copy.jpg
fence-22.jpg
Photo credits to Nancy Winship Milliken, Jeff Derose, Josh Macaloon, David Weiland, and Maria Baranova
Nancy Winship Milliken's sculptures layer time, weather and materials. Her outdoor installations, whether in remote farmland or in the city, reveal the actions of wind, rain, and sun as they transform her shapes and materials. Milliken makes archetypal human structures with ephemeral, organic materials such as wool, wax and honey, chosen for their inherent beauty and animate nature. She works in the landscape as well as making indoor work.