Where can I visit Anthony Howe's amazing wind-powered kinetic sculptures?

Locations of Public Sculptures:

USA

• Spine Tower, San Francisco, California
• Azlon I, Baltimore, Maryland
• Oblongata, Procter & Gamble Hdqts, Mason, Ohio
• Chief II, Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Octo - Greenville, South Carolina
• Lucea I, Elm St, Dallas, Texas
• Cups, Olympic Apartments, 2nd Ave, Seattle, Washington
• Axiom Dyno Trilobyte, Bellingham, Washington
• In Cloud Light IV, Bellevue, Washington
• Fern Pull II, Washington DC
• Azlon Study, Cheyenne, Wyoming

Canada

• Fern Pull I aka Shidahiku, Montreal

South America

• In Cloud Light III, (Olympic Cauldron), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Europe

• Vento di Sella, Arte Sella, Valsugana, Italy
• Armadillo, Moscow, Russia
• Kadupul, Istanbul, Turkey

Asia

• Trefoil, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
• In Cloud Light, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
• Octo III, Dubai, UAE
• Octo I, Dubai, UAE
• Strobe, Dubai, UAE

An Octo 2 sculpture is at the corner of McBee and Falls in Greenville, South Carolina:

http://google.com/maps?q=34.8491,-82.3981&t=h

More info:

http://www.greenvilleonline.com/story/news/local/2014/09/27/qamy-makes-spinning-sculpture-spin/16268515/

The artist states that he installs and tests most of his works prior to putting them up for sale. If you're that big of a fan, I would suggest emailing him to see if he would be open to you visiting to see any current projects he has installed. He might not want to do give you a full tour of his studio, but he might be OK with you swinging by to check out his "yard". He may also be able to give you a list of public installations for recent works.

The worst that can happen is he ignores you or says no to your requests, but asking certainly won't hurt anything.

Note that Mr. Howe lives on Washington's Orcas Island, so you will certainly be able to see the public works there even if you can't see the works in progress.

You will need to do quite a bit of clicking and reading on HoweArt.net but you can find some pieces outside Orca Island like:

• OCTO 3 - Installed at City Walk Mall on Al Safa St., Dubai

Quite a few others have been sold but currently not indicating where they have been installed.