Isaac Duncan III, a Brooklyn, New York native, received his bachelor of fine arts degree from the University of Notre Dame, Certification of Secondary Art Education from St. Mary’s College and Masters of Fine Arts from the University of Kentucky.

After his academic experience, Duncan was employed by internationally renowned sculptor John Henry as the crew supervisor, heavy equipment operator and assistant to the sculptor. In mid-2008, Duncan purchased a warehouse and opened his Tennessee studio, Duncan Sculpture and Services, where he began to create his own large scale sculpture and fabrication projects.

His studio has created, fabricated & repaired work for artists including Robert Stackhouse, Carol Mickett, Jonah Freeman, Justin Lowe & Victor Contreras, institutions including the Kalamazoo Institute of Art, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Le Domaine Forget. His work is exhibited in cities around the world.

Isaac was the President of Mid-South Sculpture Alliance, a national non-profit organization which promotes a supportive environment for sculpture and sculptors, based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He also sits on various art boards and committees; Sculpture Fields at Montague Park, ArtsBuild, Association for the Visual Arts, and the Tennessee Arts Commission: Arts Education Learning Committee.