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SEDGWICK STUDIO
Studio Art
New Sculptures for CSE 2018!
With a new year comes new Sedgwick Studio art for Chicago Sculpture Exhibit! This citywide exhibition has placed sculpture in diverse neighborhoods since 2001. For 2018, John Adduci, Sunny Han, Michael Young, and Ted Sitting Crow Garner are showing specially-fabricated sculpture. Check out their contributions below and keep your eyes peeled for brand new art all over Chicago!
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John Adduci
Sweet Home Chicago
Aluminum, 11' x 12' x 6'
Location: 3903 N. Sheridan
Sunny Han
Crystal Effect III
Painted steel, 4.5' x 4.5' x 4.5'
Location: 739 S. Clark
Michael Young
Birds of a Feather
Aluminum, 12' x 4' x 4'
Location: 1307 N. State
Ted Sitting Crow Garner
Uplift
Aluminum, 9.5' x 5' x 2'
Location: 754 W. Belden
John Adduci, Loop Da Loop
Michael Young recently installed a new sculpture in a site far from home! Day for Night, a new public work, is a site-specific piece in Tampa Bay, Florida. The 13' x 10' x 8' sculpture in 316 stainless steel depicts dancing sun and moon figures formed from leaf-like shapes.
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Check it out on your next trip to the Gulf!
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Michael Young, Day for Night
John Adduci, Loop Da Loop
There's no place like home! A celebration of the windy city, John Adduci's Loop Da Loop was recently commissioned by the 42nd Ward for Chicago's "Year of Public Art". Standing at 11' x 8.5' x 10', the sculpture merges an iconic "C" with swooping el tracks into a globe - perfect for a worldwide city!
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The sculpture is permanently installed at the "Gateway to the Loop", a people's park located at State and Lake - right beneath the train station!
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Cosmic Photography with Michael Young
Fun with green screens! Michael Young has been experimenting with integrating photography and sculpture with cosmic results! Artist and model Whitney Masters was the ideal muse against Terning, a 4' x 10' x 2' stainless steel and neon sculpture that can be displayed freestanding or suspending. In the air and with the help of Sedgwick Studio's high ceilings, the sculpture was transformed into otherworldly wings!
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John E. Bannon, The Origin of Wonder (background)
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