2009: Curtain Wall – by Sabrina Raaf
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Curtain Wall – by Sabrina Raaf
Installed: 2009
Location: McCormick Place
Video Wall: 20ft h x 6ft w
Hanging Sculpture: 40ft l x 12ft w x 16ft h
Materials: Steel, extruded plastic, LED lighting, video tile display, and interactive light display..
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2009: Curtain Wall – by Sabrina Raaf
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2009: Curtain Wall – by Sabrina Raaf
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2009: Curtain Wall – by Sabrina Raaf
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2009: Curtain Wall – by Sabrina Raaf.
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2009: Curtain Wall – by Sabrina Raaf
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2009: Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
2009
Cast bronze
CTA Arts in Transit Program..
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The CTA website describes..
Abstract, dynamic and impeccably detailed, Landslide, like all of Derick Malkemus’ work, is a three-dimensional drawing — as significant for its lines as for its forms. Employing a unique visual vocabulary, the artist intends his work to be an expression through form, without narrative, to be appreciated without need for a verbal explanation.
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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2009 : Landslide – by Derick Malkemus
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Sculptural Benches – by Barry Hehemann
Over the span of 20 years from 1987 to 2007, Barry Hehemann has produced nine sculptural benches made of materials such as stone, concrete, steel, and stainless steel. These are examples of functional sculpture, and they encourage public to consider issues of comfort and stability as well the aesthetics of form.
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1987: Stone Bench – by Barry Hehemann
1992: Shaw’s Bench – by Barry Hehemann
1993: Arc Bench – by Barry Hehemann
1994: Sharp’s Bench – by Barry Hehema
1995: Bill’s Bench – by Barry Hehemann
1996: Throne for King – by Barry Hehemann
1996: Shark bench – by Barry Hehemann
2007: Bench 9 – by Barry Hehemann
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2008: Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
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Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
Fabricated: 2007/08, installed 2010
Location: Michigan State University campus
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2008: Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
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2008: Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
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2008: Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
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2008: Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
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2008: Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
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2008: Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
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2008: Funambulist – by John Van Alstine
2007: Izar – by Bruce White
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Izar – by Bruce White
2007
stainless steel, 30’ high
Location: Newport News International Airport, Newport News, Virginia.
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2007: Izar – by Bruce White
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Izar – by Bruce White
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Izar – by Bruce White
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Izar – by Bruce White
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Izar – by Bruce White
2007: Bench 9 – by Barry Hehemann
Bench 9 – by Barry Hehemann
2007
Steel and Concrete
14′ 8″ x 6″ 8″ x 3′ 8″.
Bench 9 is the ninth in a series of sculptural benches made by Barry Hehemann. These benchesare made of industrial materials such as stone, concrete, steel, and stainless steel. Functional sculpture challenges the participating public to consider issues of comfort and stability as well the aesthetics of form.
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Bench 9 – by Barry Hehemann
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Bench 9 – by Barry Hehemann
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Bench 9 – by Barry Hehemann
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Bench 9 – by Barry Hehemann
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For more Benches – by Barry Hehemann.. click here..
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Equipmental – by Gary Freeman
Fabricated by Gary Freeman in 1979 / Restored at Vector in 2007
Mild Steel / 9’H x 8’W x 10’D
Location: High Lake Sculpture Garden, West Chicago, Illinois.
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2006: Parting the Prairie – by Christine Rojek
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Parting the Prairie – by Christine Rojek
Location: Water St. between Main St. and Washington St.
Installed: 2006-07
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2006: Parting the Prairie – by Christine Rojek
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2006: Parting the Prairie – by Christine Rojek
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2006: Parting the Prairie – by Christine Rojek
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Earthbound Spiral
2005
Steel, aluminum, polyurethane paint & solar collectors
Commissioned by Tulsa Parking Authority
Location: Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma
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2004: Split Second – by Neil Goodman / Photo by Matt Cashore
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Split Second – by Neil Goodman / photo by Matt Cashore
2004/ Bronze
Location: Indiana University Northwest in Gary, Indiana.
Part of the exhibition “Shadows & Echoes,” which includes ten large scale cast bronze sculptures in a co-designed landscape situated at the heart of the campus at Indiana University Northwest in Gary, Indiana.
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