Connecticut sculptor Tim Prentice (b. 1930) became captivated with kinetic sculpture when he visited the Addison Gallery of American Art in Andover, Massachusetts, as a young man and a work by Alexander Calder cast its spell over him. After earning a degree in architecture from Yale University and working as an architect for many years in New York City, he “changed his major,” as he likes to say, and forged a career as a sculptor. On view through August 17 at the Cornwall Library (Cornwall, Connecticut) is a selection of Prentice's work from the past forty years in an exhibit entitled "Gone With the Wind." For at least twenty of those years, Prentice has had macular degeneration.