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My work as a sculptor for the past twenty eight years has been primarily in the medium of stone from the hardest to the softest, as well from the smallest sculptures to monumental. I have created works in Native Contemporary Sculpture and have created works in the Abstract Contemporary.

Having lived in Santa Fe New Mexico for twenty years has afforded me the opportunity to experience art of all styles and mediums and so i strive to evolve my work to share with the world.” – Tim Shay

Some of Tim’s work includes:

• Penobscot Nation Housing Authority

  Commissioned in 2008 to create four sculptures for the Medicine Trail on Indian Island via PNHA Director Craig Sanborns’ tenure to beautify the community from a cultural perspective to inspire pride for future generations.

• Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium                                                         Selected for the 2012 symposium at the University of Maine Orono to create a two piece monumental sculpture for the University Department of Forestry &Wildlife that was made available through a Percent for the Arts of Maine renovation grant for Nutting Hall at the University.

  • Collaborated with Jim Sardonis in 2007 for the Thoreau Wabanaki Trails Monument in Greenville, Maine which was commissioned by Maine Woods Forever, Roxanne Quimby.  (see the photo at the bottom)

Tim is a Penobscot and has a residence and business – Tim Shay Studios – on Indian Island, Maine.