Ken Kelleher

New Hampshire-based sculptor working under the name Anchorball, trained at Alfred University, who produces sculptural seating and functional art objects — including chairs, benches, and loveseats — sold through Love House gallery in New York. His work blends figurative and abstract forms for residential interiors and public installations across North America and Europe. Kelleher studied under sculptors Glenn Zweygardt and William Parry there, then did bronze-finishing work at Hudson Studio Fine Art Foundry in Niverville, New York, before a long career as an advertising creative director. He later returned to full-time studio work, combining bronze and steel casting with 3D digital modeling; under the Anchorball name he has produced monumental public sculptures installed at resorts, urban districts, and cruise ships on multiple continents, including Shanghai and Miami.