Written on October 16, 2026
Depicting Keller in his signature chef's coat and apron, the sculpture celebrates his extraordinary contributions to the culinary arts and his lasting influence on generations of chefs. Read More
Written on September 29, 2026
Last month marked the installation of Crossroads to the World, Gordon’s newest artwork at SLC International Airport. Located in Concourse B East, the suspended installation was conceived as a companion to Swallows in Flight and continues the visual story established throughout the airport. Read More
Written on September 29, 2026
The Sheep Are Coming Home: di Rosa Sheep Roundup Celebration An iconic piece of Napa Valley history is returning to center stage at di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art. Read More
Written on July 23, 2026
We Need Your Vote! We’re honored to share that River Tunnel has been selected as a Top 100 finalist in this year’s CODAawards, an international program that celebrates outstanding projects integrating commissioned art into interior, architectural, and public spaces. Read More
Written on July 23, 2026
We're excited to share that Gordon Huether Studio has recently been shortlisted for four significant public art opportunities across the country. Each project offers a unique opportunity to collaborate with communities, stakeholders, and design teams to create site specific artwork that reflects local history, identity, and shared aspirations. Read More
Written on July 9, 2025
MIDLOTHIAN PUBLIC SAFETY & COURTS BUILDING, CITY OF MIDLOTHIAN, TEXAS Gordon Huether Studio is proud to announce that Gordon has been selected to create a new memorial artwork for the city of Midlothian, Texas and its upcoming Public Safety and Courts Building. The memorial, designed to honor Midlothian’s dedicated public safety personnel, will embody the core values of: trust, service, leadership, honor, duty and sacrifice. The artwork will also include a tribute to the city’s three fallen police personnel: City Marshal Clark Blair, Ofc. George William Raffield, Jr. and Ofc. Heather Lynnette Phares. Gordon was selected for his decades of experience with sensitive topics and the timeless quality of his past work in creating similar memorials. The 77,000-square-foot Public Safety & Courts facility will be the combined home of Midlothian’s Police, Fire and EMS administrative services as well as the city’s Municipal Court, is scheduled to complete in mid-Spring 2025, with the artwork plaza following in late 2025/early 2026. Read More
