and multiple, grid-like screens. A Puzzle for Alice (2016) consists of 169 gridded wall panels, a master photograph and an eight-minute movie narrated by his wife, Alice, to whom it is dedicated.Film Freeway. A Puzzle for Alice. Retrieved August 9, 2021. Subsequent films include 35 Pieces (2017) and An Art Video (2018). Recognition Siegel has received awards and grants from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation (2006), New York Foundation for the Arts (2001, 1981), Gunk Foundation (2000), ArtsLink Collaborative Projects (1999), The American-Scandinavian Foundation (1996), National Endowment for the Arts (1980), and Ford Foundation (1977), among others.Gunk Foundation. A Fox Lives Here Too, Steven Siegel, Grants. Retrieved August 3, 2021. He has been awarded artist residencies from Grounds for Sculpture, Three Rivers Arts Festival, Abington Art Center, Art OmI, Grizedale Society (United Kingdom), and Tranekaer International Center for Art and Nature (Denmark), among others.Schneider, Carrie. "The Art of Recycling," Pittsburgh City Paper, June 2, 2004.Grizedale Sculpture. Steven Siegel, One, Two, Three of 'em. Retrieved August 9, 2021. References External links Steven Siegel official website Steven Siegel public art, CODAworks Steven Siegel's Evolutionary Art, video, Chronogram'' 20th-century American artists 21st-century American artists 20th-century American sculptors American installation artists Public art Pratt Institute alumni Hampshire College alumni 1953 births Living people 21st-century American sculptors Sculptors from New York (state) People from White Plains, New York