Stone StudiosMatthew James Stone

Stone Studios

Sculpture and art fabrication by Matthew James Stone. Fabrication for Marilyn Minter, Laurie Simmons, Tony Matelli and New Jersey Transit.

Fabrication, modeling and restoration for Marilyn Minter, Laurie Simmons, Tony Matelli, Judy Pfaff Studio, George Greenamyer and New Jersey Transit.

For artists and studios

Drafting, pattern making and fabrication that turn an idea into a buildable, finished object.

For public art and restoration

Fountains, memorial plaques, steel and carving for commissions, plus restoration of existing work.

For digital projects

3D scanning, modeling, rendering and printing, including patterns for casting.

Sculpture

Matt Stone’s own work. Open a series to view it full screen.

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    Art fabrication

    Fountains, public art, restoration, steel and carving, designed and built with and for artists.

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    Services

    Digital tools. Hands-on making. Support from the first model to the finished object.

    Drafting & art fabrication

    Translate concepts into drawings and buildable details, with fabrication, assembly, and finishing.

    Example: Infinity Fountain

    Sculpture

    Explore independent artwork and discuss a custom sculptural project.

    See the sculpture

    From print to bronze

    One figure, followed through the studio.

      Tell us what you’re making and where you are in the process.

      Matthew James Stone

      Sculptor and fabricator. Stone Studios is where his own work and his fabrication for other artists happen side by side.

      He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, studied at Konstfack in Stockholm, and earned a BA in sculpture at Massachusetts College of Art in Boston. His work has been shown at Morgan Lehman Gallery, The Hole and Like the Spice in New York, and is in the collections of Tauba Auerbach, Marilyn Minter and Judy Pfaff.

      Bronze figure standing in the Stone Studios workshop
      Bronze figure in the workshop.

      “Do you know the difference between an artist and a designer?”

      An artist solves internal problems and a designer solves external ones.

      Paraphrased from a conversation with George Greenamyer, January 8, 2022.

      Solo and two-person exhibitions

      • JJ Miyaoka-Pakola and Matthew J. StoneMorgan Lehman Gallery, New York. Curated by Jay Morgan and Sally Lehman2019
      • Smile in the DarkLeft Field Gallery, San Luis Obispo. Curated by Samuel T. Adams and Benjamin Edmonton2016
      • ResiduumThe Hole, New York. Curated by Kathy Grayson2011
      • TectonicsLike the Spice, New York. Curated by Marisa Sage2011

      Fabrication and studio work

      • New Jersey TransitSculpture restoration of public art2019–
      • Laurie Simmons, New YorkSculptural and digital fabrication, modeling2019–
      • Tony Matelli, New YorkDigital sculpting in Maya and ZBrush2019–
      • Marilyn Minter, New YorkFabrication, set design and painting2010–
      • Judy Pfaff Studio, Tivoli, NYArt fabrication and restoration2008–10
      • Architectural metal fabrication, Boston2004–07
      • George Greenamyer, BostonWelding and steel fabrication of public art2003–05

      Selected group exhibitions

      • 3D IRLGallery Manque, Brooklyn2017
      • The Small ExceedsNew Release Gallery, New York2017
      • CubitNew Release Gallery, New York2016
      • Precautions ConstructionsVenus Knitting Mills, Brooklyn2016
      • Strange LandsCindy Rucker Gallery, New York2012
      • MaterialityAllegra LaViola Gallery, New York2012
      • LingamMuseum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht, and Konstfack, Stockholm2009

      Education

      • MFA, Fine ArtsSchool of Visual Arts, New York2010
      • Post-baccalaureateKonstfack, Stockholm2007
      • BA, SculptureMassachusetts College of Art, Boston2003

      Collections

      • Tauba Auerbach
      • Marilyn Minter
      • Judy Pfaff

      Panels and teaching

      • CCA Digital Frontiers, New York2018
      • Trans Borders Art, Episode 11: Objecthood2016
      • NYC Creative Salon, Brooklyn2016
      • Artists for Humanity, BostonSculpture department mentor2006–07
      • Museum School, BostonInstructor, Arks and Sparks fabrication class2005–06

      Tell us about your project

      Fabrication, restoration, scanning, printing or a sculpture commission. Send the details and we’ll reply by email.

      stonestudios24@gmail.com
      • Photos, sketches or drawings of the piece
      • Approximate size and materials
      • Where it will go: indoors, outdoors, public site
      • Your deadline or install date
      • 3D files or scans, if you have them

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