Lydia Musco
Stack D (detail), 2007 Concrete
Surrounding Walls, 2010 Paper pulp, with wood base 78 x 24 x 15 inches
From the Boxing Line Series, 2011/2013 Bronze, concrete Approx. 18 x 10 x 5 inches
Stacks B and D, 2007 Concrete 64 x 35 x 10.5 inches
We Have Mapped A Lot of Walls (details), 2013 Concrete 98 x 57 x 14 inches
We Have Mapped A Lot of Walls, 2013 Concrete 98 x 57 x 14 inches
from the Hug series, 2014 Concrete Approx. 18 x 8 x 4 inches
Hug 15, 2014 Concrete 92 x 32 x 25 inches
Three Bridges, Eight Hundred Steps, 2014 Concrete 100 x 60 x 22 inches
Hug 14, 2014 Concrete v 88 x 32 x 18 inches
Hug 14 (detail), 2014 Concrete 88 x 32 x 18 inches
Lydia Musco is an artist from New England whose work has been exhibited in galleries and outdoor spaces across the US. She studied stone carving in Italy and has participated in symposiums and residencies in Norway, South Korea, and China. As a graduate student Musco developed methods of casting concrete in thin, stackable layers, and was awarded a Joan Mitchell Foundation MFA Grant for the resulting body of work.
She has been a recipient of a PollockKrasner Foundation Grant, a Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Artist grant, and an Edward F. Albee Fellowship, among others. She holds a BA from Bennington College and an MFA from Boston University. She is a Lecturer in Sculpture at Boston University.
Musco lives and works in Royalston, Massachusetts.