Type Steel Created 2001 | Artist Cary Chapman Year 2001 | |
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Dimensions 490 cm × 91 cm × 142 cm (16 ft × 3 ft × 4 ft 8 in) Location Indianapolis, Indiana, United States Owner Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis | ||
Jim hodges sculptural boulders untitled 2011
Untitled is a public sculpture by American artist Cary Chapman on the campus of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, which is near downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. It sits below the back steps of the IUPUI University Library and the Business/SPEA building in Wood Plaza, closest to the corner of New York Street and Blackford Street.
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- Jim hodges sculptural boulders untitled 2011
- Right to repair still untitled the adam savage project 2 28 17
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It is a steel sculpture that measures 16 feet high, 4 feet 8 inches long, and 3 feet in width.
Right to repair still untitled the adam savage project 2 28 17
Description
Untitled consists of arched elements welded together to form a tall abstract sculpture.
Untitled was created as part of an exhibition in 2001 organized by the IUPUI Campus Art Committee. A sculpture student at Herron School of Art and Design, Chapman was one of three artists chosen to be included in the exhibition. Other artworks chosen included Orange Curves, by Brent Gann, and Zephyr, by Steve Wooldridge. Chapman, a senior, was given a stipend to complete the 16-foot-tall (4.9 m) sculpture. The artworks were intended to remain on view for two years, but Untitled remains on campus on loan from the artist.