Cedric Wentworth

Cedric Wentworth is an internationally exhibited Bay Area artist. Usually working in bronze and steel, the work is often of significant proportions for public and larger open spaces. These confirm Wentworth's commitment to making relevant, distinct and what are predicted to be important contributions to the development of post-modern sculpture, according to Edward Lucie Smith in his catalog essay on Cedric. New sculptural works have displayed a departure from those larger sized pieces and as such, permit a more accessible and intimate experience. He has also begun exhibiting paintings, which convey a sculptural essence through their use of thick, luscious oil paint. The focus of Wentworth's sculpture and paintings is the human figure, and represent an evolution of Bay Area figurative work.