Relic of the 1871 Chicago Fire
Installation along the new Museum campus trail
THADDEUS MOSLEY
Geometric Plateau, 2020
Bronze, Edition 1 of 3, 1AP
92 × 68 × 24 inches
Installation & Custom Base Fabrication
Steel pedestal: 8'-8" L x 4'-7"W x 2'-0" H
JAUME PLENSA, Nuria, 2017
Kate McCambridge, 3 Body Arch, 2020
White Carrara marble
approx. 71 W x 98-1/2 H x 49-3/8 L
Jean Dubuffet, "Danse Elance," 1971
Acrylic on Klegecell
114 x 178 x 51 inches
Jean Dubuffet, "Danse Elance," 1971
Acrylic on Klegecell
114 x 178 x 51 inches
Olafur Eliasson, Atmospheric Wave, 2020
powder coated stainless steel
Willis Tower | Chicago, IL
Olafur Eliasson, Atmospheric Wave, 2020
powder coated stainless steel
Willis Tower | Chicago, IL
Olafur Eliasson, Atmospheric Wave, 2020
powder coated stainless steel
Willis Tower | Chicago, IL
Julian Opie, Natalie Walking, 2016
Thomas J. Price, Within the Folds (Dialogue I) 2020
JAUME PLENSA exhibition 2020-21
Santiago Calatrava, Constellation, painted aluminum
River Point, Chicago, IL
444 W Lake St
Santiago Calatrava, Constellation, painted aluminum
River Point, Chicago, IL
444 W Lake St
Santiago Calatrava, Constellation, painted aluminum
River Point, Chicago, IL
444 W Lake St
Tony Cragg
Jaume Plensa, Behind the Walls
University of Michigan Museum of Art
Barbara Cooper, Conveyor, 2020
Wood and perforated stainless steel
122’ long x 5’ high x 7‘ wide
Olive-Harvey College TDL Center
Chicago, Illinois.
Red Grooms, “Hot Dog Vendor,” 2005, enamel on aluminum, 129 x 180 x 156 inches
Historic airplanes, Museum lobby
Christine Tarkowski, “When we call the Earth by way of distinction a planet and the Moon a satellite, we should consider whether we do not, in a certain sense, mistake the matter. Perhaps - and not unlikely - the Moon is the planet and the Earth the satellite! Are we not a larger moon to the Moon, than she is to us?” Fall 2019 - Fall 2021
Jene Highstein, “BLACK SPHERE”
Leon Battista Alberti, bronze, 14’ tall
Sean Scully, “30”
Sean Scully, “30”
Xu Longsen, Column
2019 Installation
Alyson Shotz sculptures; aluminum and Plexiglas
19’ 5” x 20’ 3/12” x 13’ 1” overall
Alyson Shotz sculptures; aluminum and Plexiglas
19’ 5” x 20’ 3/12” x 13’ 1” overall
Alyson Shotz sculptures; aluminum and Plexiglas
19’ 5” x 20’ 3/12” x 13’ 1” overall
2019 Installation and loan of Atom Probe Microscope
On exhibition at the Harold Washington Library
Kiki Smith, Seer (Alice II), 2005
Mount fabrication and installation of Omaha Beach Obstacles [relics]
Mount fabrication and installation of Omaha Beach Obstacles [relics]
Richard Serra, Two Right Angles Propped
Richard Serra, Two Right Angles Propped
Jaume Plensa, Carlota Whispering
SculptureMilwaukee 2018
Mel Kendrick, Marker #2, 2009
pre-cast concrete
132 1/2 x 501/2 x 49 inches; 11 1/4 x 4 1/4 x 4 1/4 feet
14,000 lbs
Courtesy of the artist and David Nolan Gallery, NY
Rob Ley, Field Lines, 2018
Painted Aluminum
294’ W x 25’ H x 2.5’ D
Rob Ley, Field Lines, 2018
Painted Aluminum
294’ W x 25’ H x 2.5’ D
Rob Ley, Field Lines, 2018
Painted Aluminum
294’ W x 25’ H x 2.5’ D
Rob Ley, Field Lines, 2018
Painted Aluminum
294’ W x 25’ H x 2.5’ D
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Sculpture Garden
Jun KANEKO, “Untitled (Dango),” 2004-2007
glazed ceramic
101 x 36 1/2 x 21 1/2 inches; 103 1/4 x 20 3/4 x 35 1/2 inches; 101 1/2 x 59 x 22 inches
Chicago Park District, Buckingham Fountain Plaza
Isa GENZKEN, “Two Orchids,” 2015
Cast aluminum and stainless steel, lacquer
393 7/10 in; 1000 cm
David Zwirner
Chicago Park District, Buckingham Fountain Plaza
Isa GENZKEN, “Two Orchids,” 2015
Cast aluminum and stainless steel, lacquer
393 7/10 in; 1000 cm
David Zwirner
Private Residence
Barry FLANAGAN, “Large Mirror Nijinski,” 1992
bronze; 121 3/4 x 89 x 36 inches, each
Field Museum & Chicago Park District
Herb ALPERT, “Spirit Totems”
Photo by John Weinstein, © 2018 Field Museum
Summer 2018
Field Museum & Chicago Park District
Herb ALPERT, “Spirit Totems”
Photo by John Weinstein, © 2018 Field Museum
Summer 2018
Field Museum & Chicago Park District
Herb ALPERT, “Spirit Totems”
Photo by John Weinstein, © 2018 Field Museum
Summer 2018
Milwaukee Downtown
Tony CRAGG, “Mixed Feelings,” 2010
bronze; 216 1/2 x 92 7/8 x 88 3/16 inches
Located at Milwaukee City Hall, 200 E Wells St
SculptureMilwaukee 2017
Will RYMAN, “Rose #2 (Icon Red),” 2011
painted aluminum, ed. 8/8
74 1/2 x 100 x 57 inches
Courtesy of the artist and Paul Kasmin Gallery, NY
SculptureMilwaukee 2017
Saint Clair CEMIN, “Vortex,” 2008
hammered stainless steel, ed. 3/1AP
472 1/2” 122 x 122 inches
Courtesy of the artist and Paul Kasmin Gallery, NY
University of Buffalo
University of Buffalo, NY
Jaume Plensa, Nomade, 2007
painted stainless steel
Location: 41.584939, -93.635162
Des Moines, John & Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Park
Jaume Plensa, Nomade, 2007
painted stainless steel
Location: 41.584939, -93.635162
Des Moines, John & Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Park
Jaume Plensa, Nomade, 2007
painted stainless steel
Location: 41.584939, -93.635162
Des Moines, John & Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Park
Deborah Butterfield, Ancient Forest, 2009
cast bronze
110 x 144 x 52 inches; 4,000 lb.
Mark di Suvero, T8, 1987
Painted steel
Chicago Park District
Joel SHAPIRO, “Untitled,” 2002-2003
PACE Gallery