“The whimsical nature of the shadow art also impresses viewers. ‘When the light isn’t on, you can imagine how their brain works. They are looking at abstract art,’ said Kagan. ‘Then the light goes on, and they see the shadow and they laugh.’”

“Steel and shadows came together for 33 second-graders in sculptor Larry Kagan’s studio recently … [He] explained how he works with steel to design sculptures that will cast a shadow whose shape is not readily apparent until a light is shined on it.”

“Artist Larry Kagan tells quite a number of glorious stories with his small, but potent exhibition, “Flags: Variations on a Theme,” a collection of exquisitely rusted metal wrestled into equally fine, unfurled forms.”

Click to read reviews and see photos from Larry Kagan’s 2007 Exhibit at OK Harris Works of Art in New York City.