Gizmo’s main focus is in helping artists and museums, and whenever a project demands advance fabrication techniques or need to be installed under challenging conditions, Gizmo provides the experience and stamina to make the work look beautiful, professional, and enduring. We continue to develop outdoor and permanent public artworks in all kinds of mediums, including…
At Gizmo, we know how to turn the abstract into reality. We’ll help bring your concept to life, ensuring it communicates your vision in a style that’s all your own.
Gizmo happily worked with Jim Campbell to make his work, The Journey come to life at our San Francisco studio, where our technicians were responsible for assembling (which consists of 36,000 individually hung LED-lit handmade blue glass spheres), crating, shipping, and installing the art piece. The work, the artist’s largest public art piece to date,…
Gizmo will be returning to its business roots at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in downtown San Francisco. In the early 1990s, founder Mark Sabatino cut his teeth as the lead preparator for the cutting edge museum. Since that time, Gizmo has worked with the Center on many successful projects, including: “The Art…
On the recommendation of Explora’s director, Joe Hastings, Sherry Marshall of the Oklahoma Museum Network commissioned Gizmo Art Production to create “Super Lite Brites,” for three local children’s museums. The lights use 1” diameter acrylic rods in a variety of colors and are over 10’ in length. Visitors can create their own images on a…
Through effective project management, Gizmo works closely with clients to help them successfully meet their goals.
Gizmo helped California sculptor Michael Davis by fabricating, transporting, and installing “Salute”, a marker of time and location, continually interacting with the environmental conditions of the site. Mounted in front of the new Kansas City (MO) Metro Police station, the work resembles a weather vane topped with a copper officer saluting the surrounding community. Below…
Salute In 2010, Gizmo helped California sculptor Michael Davis by fabricating, transporting, and installing “Salute”, a marker of time and location, continually interacting with the environmental conditions of the site. Mounted in front of the new Kansas City (MO) Metro Police station, the work resembles a weather vane topped with a copper officer saluting the…
Blow Up Gizmo produced the Breath Console for “Blow Up” an interactive sculpture installed at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. The array of 12 smaller impellers records and transmits a pattern of human breath to a room-sized field of wind powered by a wall of 12 large fans. The wall…