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Arched, abstract, three-legged sculpture with curved, angled, pointed top. Bronze with green patina on a custom marble base.
This piece was selected by former "Chief Librarian" (Library Director from 1956-1985), Mary Radmacher, to decorate the meeting room at the Library named in her honor and was dedicated on December 7, 1997.
Sculptor Brian Monaghan said the piece “is constructed of silicone bronze sheets welded into a dynamic and fluid form, evoking a restless and energetic nature... I am working with two themes — serenity and dynamic energy.” Monaghan continues to work from his studio, Central Sculpture Works, in Chicago. He studied art at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and the Art Institute of Chicago and was Richard Hunt's assistant from 1974 to 1977. Monaghan's large-scale steel sculptures can be seen throughout the Chicago area.
Located on the First Floor near the East entrance of the library.
Medium: Bronze with marble base
Collection of Skokie Public Library. Gift of The Kihara Corporation, Cole Taylor Bank, and Friends of Mary Radmacher, 1997.
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