Bill Reid Wisconsin, New York (B. 1955) Consumer Products Attacking a House, 1980s satirical ceramic sculpture Signed to base. Exhibited: David Barnett Gallery, Milwaukee, WI. There is loss to the straw in the drink, the TV antennae, and something on either side of the top of the roof on the house. There is no other damage or restoration to note. Biography from ToryFolliard.com: Wisconsin artist, Bill Reid, creates brightly painted metal sculptures with wonderful stories. Imaginary animals built from wordplay, such as the Distanteater and the Artelope tell the stories of the artist?s own folklore. Often mechanical and toy-like, his creations are made entirely of welded pieces of thin sheet metal and metal rods. Reid?s work ranges in size from super small to motor vehicle size. Born in Buffalo, NY, Reid received his BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and MFA from the Cranbrook Academy of Art. He is currently the Artist in Residence at the Prairie School in Racine, Wisconsin. His work has gained him numerous awards and has allowed him over a dozen museum exhibitions across the country. 10"H x 8"W x 4"D