Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Reflection of Public Art




          The public art tour gave me a chance to rebuild my stereotype about public arts which usually are open to the public, displayed on the street. As a matter of fact, I haven't paid any attention to those public arts before I take this class. While I was doing this assignment, I felt like I was finding hidden treasures in the city. Even though I tried to do the audio tour at first, it wasn't suitable for me because I felt it is kind of boring and the explanation about the artwork was too long. Therefore, I just stop doing the audio tour and started mapping to get the location of the artworks in Chicago. I planned my own tour for not only the artworks which Chicago city recommends, but also other not-well known works which usually don't draw many people's attention. Since I knew that I might not be able to finish this project in a day, I carried my camera all the time in order to take picture of them whenever I find them. What I learned from this work is that I lived,am still living, will live with art, although I have never thought about the art before and the art is the things which is not related to me. Actually, when I found all the artworks at first glance, my impression about them was they are so hard that I couldn't understand them at all. However, while I was looking up the information about them, it brought me pleasure to get to know about them. I was glad to understand the artwork more deeply as per the artists' intention.
1. Tree Of Life ( Yvonne Domenge ) located in the millennium park



2. Cloud Gate ( Anish Kapoor ) located in Millennium park




















3. The Color Jam (Jessica Stockholder) located in State and Adams





4. Steelroots (Steve Tobin) located in The Nature Museum of Chicago


5. Eugene Field Memorial ( Edward Francis McCartan ) located in Lincoln Park Zoo



6.Untitled Sounding Sculpture (HARRY BERTOIA) located in Aon center (200 E.Randolph st)


7. Unknown as the Picasso ( Pablo Picasso ) located in Daley center (50 W. Washington st)



8. Miró’s Chicago ( Joan Miro ) located in
Cook County Administration Building
69 W. Washington St.




9. The Four Seasons ( Marc Chagall ) located in Dearborn and Monroe Sts.



10. Flamingo ( ALEXANDER CALDER) located in Dearborn and Adams


11. The Town Ho's story ( Frank Stella ) located in 77 W. Jackson Blvd


















12. San Marco 2 ( LUDOVICO DE LUIGI ) located in 440 S. LaSelle st









13. Gem Of The Lakes ( Rymond Kaskey ) located in 311 S. Wacker Drive



14. Universe ( ALEXANDER CALDER) located in Willis(Sears) Tower


15. The Flight of Daedalus and Icarus ( Roger Brown ) located in 120 N. Laselle st



16. Hot Spots ( Vincent Grech ) located in 220 N. LaSalle st



17. Crossing ( HUBERTUS VON DER GOLTZ ) located in LaSalleStreet at the ChicagoRiver


18. Antipodes ( John Adduci ) located in UIC


19. Being There/There Being ( Jennifer Dickson ) located in 3301 N. Lincoln Ave 



 20. Buckingham Fountain ( Marcel F. Loyau ) located in Grant Park




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