Selected Group Exhibitions:
- LaAntigua Galleria de Arte, Mujeres (Women), 5th Avenida Norte #29, La Antigua, Guatemala, November to current 2016
- June LaCombe SCULPTURE, Poetics of Place, Hawk Ridge Farm Pownal, Maine June 6th to July 26th, 2015
- June LaCombe SCULPTURE, At Home By the Fire (with Cabot Lyford), Hawk Ridge Farm Pownal, Maine, November 14th to December 28th, 2014
- Iune LaCombe SCULPTURE, Sculpture for the Home and Garden, Hawk Ridge Farm, Pownal, Maine, May 18th to June 30th, 2013
- Six Summit Gallery, New England Sculptor’s Association Exhibit, Ivoryton, CT, August 1st to 31st, 2012
- Lewis Gallery, Maine Sculptors, Portland Public Library, 5 Monument Way, Portland, Maine, June and July, 2011
- Atrium Gallery, USM Lewiston/Auburn, September, 2007
- Ache 700 Cultural Center, The Language of Art, Salzburg, Austria, September, 2005
- Julia and David White Artist Colony, Residency Exhibition, Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica, February 2004, 2005, and 2006
Two-person Show:
- The Clown, 123 Middle Street, Portland, ME, September, 2005
Solo Shows:
- Grubbs Gallery, Williston Academy, Northampton, MA, May 2006
- Davidson and Daughters, Portland, ME, November, 1996
- The Bear and Crow, Paternal Feeling Maternal Form, Lubec, Maine, July 1990
Scott Stoll is represented by June Lacombe Sculpture in Maine and by LaAntigua Galleria in Antigua, Guatemala. “I am fortunate to have such supportive, art loving, curators in Maine and Guatemala”
June LaCombe of June LaCombe SCULPTURE states, “My goal is to find the right piece of sculpture for the setting so that both will resonate in new ways. Sculpture can help us explore our relationship with our environment and give years of contemplative pleasure.”
Estela Vasquez Cilia on LaAntigua Galleria- “This is one of the best art galleries in the world, period. Not only is the building itself unique and comfortable, but the art is often one-of-a-kind interpreting the life and spirituality of the region.” Mike Todoro, New York Times
