Born in Corpus Christi, Texas and living in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Tony Feher moved to New York City in 1981, and has devoted himself to creating mixed-media sculptures that celebrate everyday products and disposable goods.

With an aversion to symbolism beyond what 'you see', he is fascinated by the potential beauty of the 'ordinary' and makes sculptural arrangements that are hung from the ceiling or stacked on the floor with found items.

His creative work in his 2013 Bronx Museum solo exhibition, a survey of his 25 year career, was described in The New York Times as an assertion that "almost anything can be beautiful if it's presented in the right way. . .His palette consists almost entirely of cheap manu...