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Because of You – by Josh Garber
2018
Welded stainless screws and Helix nuts
100 x 72 x 70 inches
Location: Georgia Tech Engineering Biosystems Building
Substructure by Vector
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Because of You – by Josh Garber
2018
Welded stainless screws and Helix nuts
100 x 72 x 70 inches
Location: Georgia Tech Engineering Biosystems Building
Substructure by Vector
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2018: Untitled – by Erik Lowe
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Spectral Liberation – by Christiane T. Martens
Installation: 1984 / Reinstalled: 2018
Stainless steel / 14 rainblow hued cancave arcs
Location: Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden
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“Spectral Liberation” by Christiane Martens was fabricated by Vector and installed at the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden in 1984 as a gift from David Belin. Belin commissioned the sculpture in memory of his wife Connie Belin, whose remarkably sunny disposition and rainbow “signature” were commemorated by the piece. In time, the sculpture had become a hallmark for the Botanical Garden and the surrounding city. When it was damaged in 2017 The Conservation Center hired Vector to re-make the damaged parts and refurbish the surface of the remaining components.
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[Refurbished] Spiral Rain Form – by David Morris
Refurbished at Vector in 2018.
Originally fabricated in 1978 / Stainless steel / 23′ high
Commissioned by City of Chicago Percent for Art program
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Arpeggio – by Cecil Balmond Studio
2017
Painted Steel Sheet Metal
Dimensions: 23 feet x 13 feet
Location: CTA Red Line Wilson Station
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Sky Landing – by Yoko Ono
2016
Stainless steel plate 3/4″ thick
Project 120
Location: Garden of Phoenix, Jackson Park. 5800 S Lake Shore Drive, Chicago.
“Sky Landing” by Yoko Ono, will be the first permanent work of art by Yoko Ono in the Americas. It will be installed in the Garden of the Phoenix in Jackson Park. Sky Landing will become a place of congregation and contemplation and will be installed in harmony within the existing surrounding gardens and habitats of Jackson Park.
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Ascension – by Jordan Baker-Caldwell
2016
Corten Steel
108″ x 42″ x 71.4″
Location: 36th and 9th Avenue; Hudson Yards, Manhatten, New York City.
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The Long Way Home – by Lynn Basa
2016
Corten steel, stone and LED lights
Location: Wassaja Hall at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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2015: Double Donut #I – by Karl Geckler
Description: Stainless Steel / 18″ x 20″ x 32″.
For Karl Geckler website.. click here..
A excerpt from his website..
Karl Geckler is an architect and sculptor based in Chicago, IL. He has worked for the architectural firms SOM, Taller de Arquitectura, and GREC Architects. He studied stone sculpture in Pietrasanta, Italy and tool & die / metal working in Chicago. He has taught stone carving at Gallery 37 in Chicago and at the Marble Carving Studio in Pietrasanta, Italy. He has pieces in private collections in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and Barcelona.
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