Showing posts with label (2) Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program. Show all posts
Showing posts with label (2) Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2023

Chicago South / Olive-Harvey College / Conveyor (2020) - by Barbara Cooper

Conveyor (2020) - by Barbara Cooper

 

Conveyor - by Barbara Cooper

2020

Wood -white oak veneer and perforated steel

122' x 5' x 7'

Location: Olive-Harvey College, Chicago

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Chicago - Northwest Side / Oakton Community College / Silver Oak (1983) - by Barry Tinsley

 

Silver Oak (1983) - by Barry Tinsley




Silver Oak - by Barry Tinsley

1983

Stainless Steel / 17.6' H x 43' W x 24' D

Location: Oakton Community College, Des Plaines, IL

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Thursday, February 16, 2023

Chicago South / Chicago State University / Building and Growing (2012) - by Richard Hunt

Building and Growing (2012) - by Richard Hunt

 

Building and Growing - by Richard Hunt

2012

Welded stainless steel

Location: Chicago State University (CSU)

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Friday, February 10, 2023

Chicago - Northwest Side / Northeastern Illinois University / Serenity (2005) - by Ruth Duckworth

Serenity (2005) - by Ruth Duckworth



Serenity - by Ruth Duckworth

2005

Northeastern Illinois University (NEIU),

5500 N. St. Louis Ave., Chicago, IL 60625


Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.

The sculpture was installed when the artist was 96 years old. "Duckworth's sculptures have smooth and elongated silhouettes with slight details to insinuate the face and limbs."


Ruth Duckworth (1919-2009)

She was born in Hamburg, Germany. She fled her German homeland to escape Nazi oppressions. She studied art in England. She came to Chicago in 1964 to teach at the University of Chicago and remained in the city after retiring from the university in 1977.

Duckworth died in Chicago at the age of 90 on October 19, 2009. She spent 45 years of her life in Chicago.  In two consecutive years Chicago lost two of the early modernist women sculptors. Geraldine McCullough passed away in 2008 at the age of 91. Ruth Duckworth passed away in 2009 at the age of 90.


Friday, February 3, 2023

Chicago West / Elgin Community College / Temporal (2003) - by Mike Baur

Temporal (2003) - by Mike Baur
Temporal with sculptor Mike Baur

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Temporal - by Mike Baur

2003

Corten Steel and concrete / 45' tall

Location: Elgin Community College, 

1700 Spartan Drive, Elgin, IL 601213

Commissioned by Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Thursday, February 2, 2023

UIUC [Amplifiers (2014) - by Nicole Beck]

Amplifiers (2014) - by Nicole Beck

 

Amplifiers - by Nicole Beck

Dedicated: October 10, 2014

18' x 12' x 6' / Stainless steel, dichroic glass, RBG LEDs and granite.

Location: Electrical and Computer Engineering bldg. at the...

 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)

Commission by Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


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Tuesday, January 31, 2023

UIUC [Diss-Connections (2014) - John Adduci]

Diss-Connections (2014) - John Adduci

 

Dis-Connections - John Adduci

2014

Location: Electrical and Computer Engineering bldg. at the

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)

Commission by the Illinois CBD Art in Architecture program.


UIUC [Upwells (1991) - by Stephen Luecking]

 

Upwells (1991) - by Stephen Luecking


Upwells - by Stephen Luecking

1991

Upwells is a location specific environmental public sculpture.  It won the design awards from the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) in 1992 and 1995. 

Location: Center quad of North Science campus at the...

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


UIUC [Illinois Split (1996) - by Barry Tinsley]

Illinois Split (1996) - by Barry Tinsley

 Illinois Split - by Barry Tinsley

1996

Bronze and granite / 11' H x 22' W x 19' D

Location: Southeast end of Medical Sciences Bldg., at the ..
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

UIUC [Argonaut III (1979) - by Ed McCullough]

Argonaut III - by Ed McCullough

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Argonaut III - by Ed McCullough
Installed: 1979
  Cor-ten steel; 11' x 24'
Location: North side of Agricultural Engineering Sciences
At UIUC [University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign]
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UIUC [Aurora I (1980) - by Bruce White]

Aurora I (1980) - by Bruce White



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Aurora I - by Bruce White

Installed: 1980

Cor-ten steel; 32' long.

Location: west side of Agricultural Engineering Sciences,
UIUC [University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign]

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Kankakee Community College [Meridian IX (2011) - by Ed McCullough]

Meridian IX (2011) - by Ed McCullough




MERIDIAN IX - by Ed McCullough

Installation: August 15, 2011

Location: Kankakee Community College

The latest in the Meridian Series by Ed. I've seen two of his earlier works from the Meridian series.

Commission by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.




Saturday, November 20, 2010

Chicago West / UIC Campus / Allele (1997) - by William Carlson

Allele - by William Carlson



Allele - by William Carlson
 
Installed: 1997

Location: The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC)
between UIC Department of Biochemistry and the College of Dentistry

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art-in-Architecture program.

 In fact, there are two large scale abstract sculptures, installed in 1997, 
both under the Art-in-Architecture program
Allele - by William Carlson
Symbiotic Parralex - by Terrence Karpowicz
 

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Chicago West / UIC Campus / Symbiotic Parralax (1997) - by Terrence Karpowicz

Symbiotic Parralax (1997) - by Terrence Karpowicz
Symbiotic Parralax - by terrence Karpowicz




Symbiotic Parralax - Terrence Karpowicz

Installed: 1997 

Steel /  21'H X 12'W X 12'D 

Location: The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC)
In front of Molecular Biology Bldg. 


Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art-in-Architecture program.


Sunday, August 29, 2010

Chicago South / NMSP / Paul (2006) - by Tony Tasset

Paul (2006) - by Tony Tasset

Can you spot me in the image?

 

 Paul - by Tony Tasset

Installed: 2006

Pained fiberglass over steel frame

Location: the NATE / Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park (NMSP)

at Governors State University (GSU)

Commission by Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Saturday, August 28, 2010

Chicago South / NMSP / Frame (2005) - by Richard Rezac

Frame  (2005) - by Richard Rezac

 

Frame - by Richard Rezac

2005

Location: the NATE / Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park

at the Governors State University

Commission by Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Chicago South / NMSP / Working on Failed Utopia (2005) - by Christine Tarkowski

 


Working on Failed Utopia (2005) - by Christine Tarkowski


Working on Failed Utopia  - by Christine Tarkowski

2005

Mixed Media

Location: theNATE / Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park (NMSP)

at the Governors State University (GSU)

Commission by Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program


Sunday, October 28, 2007

Chicago Loop / Thompson Center / Bridgeport (1984) - by John Henry


Bridgeport (1984) - by John Henry


Bridgeport - by John Henry

1984

 Painted aluminum

Location: Foyer of the Thompson Center.

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Chicago Loop / Thompson Center / Monument With Standing Beast (1984) - by Jean Dubuffet



Monument With Standing Beast (1984) - by Jean Dubuffet




Monument with Standing Beast - by Jean Dubuffet

1984

 Fiberglass sculpture / 29 feet H / weighing 10-tons

Location: James R Thompson Center Plaza

Commissioned by Illinois CDB Art in Architecture program.


Saturday, October 20, 2007

Chicago Loop / Thompson Center / Illinois River Landscape (1985) - by Richard Hunt

Illinois River Landscape (1985) - by Richard Hunt





Illinois River Landscape - by Richard Hunt

1985

Location: James R. Thompson Center

Commissioned by the Illinois CDB Art in Architecture