ROBERT
HICKMAN CONVEX DISK AT ROOSEVELT ISLAND
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Convex
Disk at Roosevelt Island, 1996
MTA
Public Art Commission
Roosevelt
Island Station, New York
75"
Dia. x 5" Deep Disk on Steel Armature
300,000
Hand-Cut & Stratified Glass Squares, Grout
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Robert Hickman's Convex
Disk at Roosevelt Island is a freestanding sculpture for the Roosevelt Island subway station. The artwork captures, concentrates, and reflects light like a beacon. It is composed of almost half a million hand-cut and reassembled glass pieces, and brilliantly faces the Manhattan skyline from its outpost on the East river. The sculpture was prominently featured in Glass Magazine and Review Magazine.
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LOOKING THROUGH: Convex Disk at Roosevelt Island
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INVITATION
CARD: Convex Disk at Roosevelt Island
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PERREAULT,
JOHN
'Public
Glass New York Subway'
GLASS MagazineSpring 1997,
pp.
41,43.
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FREEDMAN,
MATT
'Robert
Hickman Roosevelt Island Station'
Review, January 15, 1997,
p.
19.
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'If You've been wondering...'
The Main Street WIRE
Saturday December 14, 1996, p.5. |
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