In his ingeniously conceived sculptures, balls seem to travel randomly and trigger various sounds. “Each pathway that the ball takes,” he said, “is a different drama.”
Source: New York Times
George Rhoads, Designer of Fantastical ‘Ball Machines,’ Dies at 95
Published in ART, Deaths (Obituaries), Port Authority Bus Terminal (Manhattan, NY), Rhoads, George and Sculpture
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