by jfawcett | Feb 10, 2014
This piece, sculpted by a graduate of Southwestern Illinois College is eight feet tall and weighs approximately 1200 pounds. Dimensions: 8′ Material: Granite and galvanized steel Owner: Southwestern Illinois College Foundation Donor: Lucille...
by jfawcett | Feb 10, 2014
At the top of this 14-foot sculpture is a pool of water that overflows, creating a flow of water down the sides of the sculpture. Dimensions: 14′ Material: Bronze and stainless Steel Owner: Southwestern Illinois College Foundation Donor: Lucille Barton...
by jfawcett | Feb 10, 2014
Cut apart and reassembled, Fractured Form is both a powerful geometric stainless steel sculpture and an object of poetic transformation. Even on an overcast day, the steely flat surfaces dance with light. Still but ever-changing, the swirling burnished surfaces...
by jfawcett | Feb 10, 2014
Double Happiness is eleven feet high and six feet in diameter. The sculpture has the combined inspirations of jazz music and a Chinese symbol that is used at times of great joy such as weddings. The artist Richard Taylor began working with small flat paper shapes that...
by jfawcett | Feb 10, 2014
Michael Dunbar named this piece “astro” meaning star, and “treillage,” a latticework for growing plants. Dunbar pondered the proximity of the Belleville Campus to Cahokia Mounds when creating the work. The shape of the sculpture suggests a...
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