Chicago History Museum

Relic of the 1871 Chicago Fire
Installation along the new Museum campus trail

Sculpture Milwaukee 2021-22

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

Philadelphia Museum of Art 2021

JAUME PLENSA, Nuria, 2017

Private Collection, Wilmette 2021

Kate McCambridge, 3 Body Arch, 2020
White Carrara marble
approx. 71 W x 98-1/2 H x 49-3/8 L

Chazen Museum of Art 2021

Jean Dubuffet, "Danse Elance," 1971
Acrylic on Klegecell
114 x 178 x 51 inches

Chazen Museum of Art 2021

Jean Dubuffet, "Danse Elance," 1971
Acrylic on Klegecell
114 x 178 x 51 inches

Willis Tower, Chicago, IL

Olafur Eliasson, Atmospheric Wave, 2020
powder coated stainless steel
Willis Tower | Chicago, IL

Willis Tower, Chicago, IL

Olafur Eliasson, Atmospheric Wave, 2020
powder coated stainless steel
Willis Tower | Chicago, IL

Willis Tower, Chicago, IL

Olafur Eliasson, Atmospheric Wave, 2020
powder coated stainless steel
Willis Tower | Chicago, IL

Sculpture Milwaukee 2020-21

Julian Opie, Natalie Walking, 2016

Sculpture Milwaukee 2020-21

Thomas J. Price, Within the Folds (Dialogue I) 2020

GRAY WAREHOUSE

JAUME PLENSA exhibition 2020-21

River Point, Chicago, IL

Santiago Calatrava, Constellation, painted aluminum
River Point, Chicago, IL
444 W Lake St

Chicago Tribune Article

River Point, Chicago

Santiago Calatrava, Constellation, painted aluminum
River Point, Chicago, IL
444 W Lake St

Chicago Tribune Article

River Point, Chicago

Santiago Calatrava, Constellation, painted aluminum
River Point, Chicago, IL
444 W Lake St

Chicago Tribune Article

Private Collection, Chicago, 2020

Tony Cragg

University of Michigan Museum of Art

Jaume Plensa, Behind the Walls
University of Michigan Museum of Art

Private Collection, Orno, MN 2020

Barbara Cooper at Olive-Harvey College

Barbara Cooper, Conveyor, 2020
Wood and perforated stainless steel
122’ long x 5’ high x 7‘ wide
Olive-Harvey College TDL Center
Chicago, Illinois.

SculptureMilwaukee 2019

Red Grooms, “Hot Dog Vendor,” 2005, enamel on aluminum, 129 x 180 x 156 inches

State Historical Museum of Iowa

Historic airplanes, Museum lobby

Millennium Park Foundation

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

University of Chicago

Jene Highstein, “BLACK SPHERE”

University of Notre Dame, Walsh Family Hall of Architecture

Leon Battista Alberti, bronze, 14’ tall

Speed Art Museum

Sean Scully, “30”

Speed Art Museum

Sean Scully, “30”

401 Park, Boston

Nicole Eisenman, “Grouping of Works from Fountain,” 2019

Art Institute of Chicago

Xu Longsen, Column

Hunter Museum of American Art

2019 Installation
Alyson Shotz sculptures; aluminum and Plexiglas
19’ 5” x 20’ 3/12” x 13’ 1” overall

Hunter Museum of American Art

Alyson Shotz sculptures; aluminum and Plexiglas
19’ 5” x 20’ 3/12” x 13’ 1” overall

Hunter Museum of American Art

Alyson Shotz sculptures; aluminum and Plexiglas
19’ 5” x 20’ 3/12” x 13’ 1” overall

Northwestern University and Museum of Science & Industry

2019 Installation and loan of Atom Probe Microscope
On exhibition at the Harold Washington Library

Private Residence

Kiki Smith, Seer (Alice II), 2005

First Division Museum at Cantigny

Mount fabrication and installation of Omaha Beach Obstacles [relics]

First Division Museum at Cantigny

Mount fabrication and installation of Omaha Beach Obstacles [relics]

Private Residence

Richard Serra, Two Right Angles Propped

Private Residence

Richard Serra, Two Right Angles Propped

Private Residence

Jaume Plensa, Carlota Whispering

SculptureMilwaukee

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

O'Hare Transfer Station

Rob Ley, Field Lines, 2018
Painted Aluminum
294’ W x 25’ H x 2.5’ D

O'Hare Transfer Station

Rob Ley, Field Lines, 2018
Painted Aluminum
294’ W x 25’ H x 2.5’ D

O'Hare Transfer Station

Rob Ley, Field Lines, 2018
Painted Aluminum
294’ W x 25’ H x 2.5’ D

O'Hare Transfer Station

Rob Ley, Field Lines, 2018
Painted Aluminum
294’ W x 25’ H x 2.5’ D

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts

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

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

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, IL

Private Residence
Barry FLANAGAN, “Large Mirror Nijinski,” 1992
bronze; 121 3/4 x 89 x 36 inches, each

the Field Museum

Field Museum & Chicago Park District
Herb ALPERT, “Spirit Totems”
Photo by John Weinstein, © 2018 Field Museum
Summer 2018

the Field Museum

Field Museum & Chicago Park District
Herb ALPERT, “Spirit Totems”
Photo by John Weinstein, © 2018 Field Museum
Summer 2018

the Field Museum

Field Museum & Chicago Park District
Herb ALPERT, “Spirit Totems”
Photo by John Weinstein, © 2018 Field Museum
Summer 2018

Milwaukee Downtown

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

SculptureMilwaukee

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

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