Chicago Park District [CPD] and Chicago Sculpture International [CSI]
Present 64 largescale outdoor sculptural installations
Present 64 largescale outdoor sculptural installations
along the Lakefront and in Lincoln Park
As part of The 23rd International Sculpture Conference [ISC]
to be held in Chicago in October 2012..
October 4, 2012 - to - October 6, 2012..
October 4, 2012 - to - October 6, 2012..
CPD and CSI Outdoor Exhibition
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Part I: Grant Park [along the Lakefront] .. click here..
- Part II: Lincoln Park .. click here..
- Part III: Lincoln Park.. click here..
- Part IV: Diversey Harbor & Belmont Harbor.. click here..
- Part V: Promontory Point & Harold Washington Park.. click here..
- For the Google Map of installations.. click here..
PART I: Grant Park [along the Lakefront]
Here are some sculptural installation along the lakefront between Museum Campus and DuSable Harbor.. Starting from Museum Campus and moving towards DuSable Harbor..
Another Thought - by Mike Brown [Chicago, IL]
2007/ Limestone
Living Sculpture - by Jason Verbeek[Chicago, IL]
Cor-Ten Steel and Sedum Plants
Cor-Ten Steel and Sedum Plants
Kelpies - by Andy Scott [Glasgow, UK]
Mild Steel
Mild Steel
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Metal Response - by Bill Vielehr [Boulder, CO]
Aluminum
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Aluminum
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Expanding Universe - by Eric Lindsey [Chicago, IL]
Granite, Steel and Fiberglass
Airship - by Dean Langworthy [Chicago, IL]
Concrete and Steel
Nautilus - by Suzanne Horwitz [Chicago, IL]
Aluminum
Aluminum
Folding Forms - by Christopher Newman [Chicago, IL]
Aluminum
Aluminum
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Transformation - by Fisher Stolz [Washington, IL]
Stainless Steel and Bronze
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Stainless Steel and Bronze
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Painted Stainless Steel
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Bouquet - by Terry Karpowicz [Chicago, IL]
Steel and Granite
Steel and Granite
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Three Liner - by Evan Lewis [Chicago, IL]
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Red Dancer - by Gary Kulak [Birmingham, MI]
Painted Steel
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Painted Steel
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Shapeshifter - by Michael Grucza [Chicago, IL]
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Silver Maple
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Salvaged Steel & Polymer
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My Grandfather's Start-Up - by George Tobolowsky [Dallas, TX]
Welded Steel & Found Objects
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RELATED LINKS..
Kelpies - by Andy Scott.. click here..
Metal Response - by Bill Vielehr... click here..
Nautilus - by Suzanne Horwitz.. click here..
Folding Forms - by Christopher Newman .. click here..
Three Liner - by Evan Lewis... click here..
Red Dancer - by Gary Kulak... click here..
Bouquet - by Terry Karpowicz... click here..
Shapeshifters - by michael Grucza.. click here..
Stones - by Morgot McMahon.. click here..
Give - by Dusty Folwarczny.. click here..
Shapeshifters - by michael Grucza.. click here..
Stones - by Morgot McMahon.. click here..
Give - by Dusty Folwarczny.. click here..
There are 54 sculptural installations between
Museum Campus and Belmont Harbor, along the Lakefront and in Lincoln Park. I am
dividing the coverage into four parts..
Part I: Grant Park [along the Lakefront] .. click
here..
Part II: Lincoln Park .. click
here..
Part III: Lincoln Park.. click
here..Part IV: Diversey Harbor & Belmont Harbor.. click here..
Part V: Promontory Point & Harold Washington Park.. click here..
For the Google Map of installations.. click here..
AND MORE..
23rd International Sculpture Conference.. click here..
Chicago Sculpture International.. click here..
2 comments:
You have a fabulous site dedicated to Chicago sculpture and their creators. Thanks so much! Wish you would post 4 different views of each piece, one being more interpretive and less documentary to give us a real feel of the experience and presence of the piece.
I have seen and photographed each of the sculptures from Fullerton north to the Totem pole. Most all of them do not have plaque identifying the name of the creator, much less a name. Where/how did you gain that information? I have looked long and hard and not found that information anywhere.
Stef
inovage dot at dot gmail
Hello -
Just wanted to let you know that the sculpture pictured with "identification required" is by sculptor Eric Lindsey, titled Expanding Universe, 2011.
To verify: http://lpcai.org/W2011/winning.php?id=12
Beautiful photographs!
Thanks!
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