About John
John Hall creates contemporary assemblage sculptures and mixed media works, weaving foraged natural elements with urban salvage to explore memory, fragility, and the shifting boundary between nature and industry.
Living in settings as diverse as the streets of New York City, the beaches of Florida, the prairies of Kansas, and the mountains of Arizona, John often connects the seemingly unconnected in exciting new ways.
Assemblage sculpture in conversation
Come and explore John’s sculptural works built from salvaged wood, metal parts, rusted tools, and castoff plastics, arranged to reveal quiet narratives about place, time, and human impact.
2026 Exhibits
Through January 20 • Eclectic Works • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery, Prescott AZ
January 21 – February 24 • A Piece & A Poem • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery
March 25 – April 21 • Objects Found • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery, Prescott AZ
April 22 – May 12 • Fine Art • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery, Prescott AZ
June 24- July 21 • Eclectic Works • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery
July 22 – August 26 • Black and White • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery, Prescott AZ
August 21 – September 28 • Beyond the Frame • Sedona Arts Center, Sedona AZ
September 23 – October 20 • Objects Found • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery, Prescott AZ
October 2, 3 & 4 • Prescott Art Studio Tour • The Phippen Museum
November 25 – December 22 • Assemblage • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery, Prescott AZ
December 23 – January 2027 • Eclectic Works • ‘Tis Art Center & Gallery, Prescott AZ
Testimonials
2025
One of John’s robot lamp assemblages transformed my living room, turning wood and golf clubs into a bright focal point visitors always ask about.
2025
Two of the “Spoonbill” birds John created gracefully guard our orchids with fine lines and a bit of humor. I smile every time I see them.
2026
I bought John’s “Kintsugi” sculpture at a gallery for my husband’a 5th anniversary gift. The interplay of wood, light, and shadow changes throughout the day and never feels static.
2023
I asked John to create a box specifically designed for my crochet needles. The reclaimed walnut and maple is beautiful and just what I wanted.
John Hall • Artist 