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by KAREN & TONY BARONE

 

 

BRONZE AGE WINNERS: Life-size anamorphic figurative bronze patina metal sculpture primarily of contemporary athletic icons. 

WINNERS IN COLOR: Life-size anamorphic highly chromatic figurative painted metal sculpture of current day athletic icons. 

LARGER-THAN-LIFE: Over-the-top Larger-than-Life size painted metal sculpture of food & culinary utensils become giant cultural icons that challenge your sense of reality in a Louis-Carroll-Alice-in-Wonderland sense. 

VENETIAN PERIOD: Highly chromatic varied painterly techniques adorn anamorphic figurative metal sculpture. 

SUPER STAR SIGHTINGS: Super star chefs, luminaries & celebrities, pose with larger-than-life food sculpture. 

SPECIAL PROJECTS Recent large scale sculpture commissions & installations

“…. Karen and Tony Barone probably have more interesting ideas in one day than most people have in their entire lives.”                                                            
                                                                                     
-Scott Brassart, “The Bottom Line Magazine”

“Call Them the Jetsons because everything about them seems new age or surreal.”
                                                                                                      -Valerie Christopher, “Desert Post Weekly”

“Tony and Karen Barone are the kind of people who make even the wildest urban professional feel hopelessly conventional.”
                                                                                               
-Robin Abcarian, “Los Angeles Times”

"Everything you need to know about Karen & Tony Barone is summed up in a quote scrawled across a giant canvas in their studio - 'the secret of life is in art, the meaning of life is love'."
                                                                                                         -Maggie Downs, The Desert Sun

"The yard is filled with larger-than-life sculptures.  What a treat to be on their guest list for a tour."
                                                                                                         -Barbara Ady, The Desert Sun