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
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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PERREAULT, JOHN
'Public Glass New York Subway'
GLASS MagazineSpring 1997,
pp. 41,43.
FREEDMAN, MATT
'Robert Hickman Roosevelt Island Station'
Review, January 15, 1997,
p. 19.
'If You've been wondering...'
The Main Street WIRE
Saturday December 14, 1996, p.5.
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