Chicago Park District
2018 Sculptures
Chicago Sculpture International members in collaboration with Chicago Park District helped create this year's Sculpture in the Parks. Artists were chosen for their large-scale outdoor works that are suitable for year-round Midwest weather. In 2018 we installed 14 new sculptures in Austin Town Hall, South Shore Cultural Center and Berger, Calumet, Douglass, Hamilton, Humboldt, Indian Boundary, Lincoln, Palmer, Piotrowski, Marquette, Ridge, and Tuley Parks. Also in 2018, 10 sculptures were deinstalled at South Shore Cultural Center and Berger, Hamilton, Humboldt, Indian Boundary, Lincoln, Palmer, Piotrowski, Ridge, and Tully Parks
Participating CSI Sculptors:
Austin Town Hall: Nicole Beck, Sunstruck, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Berger Park: Maureen Gray, Symbols, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Calumet Park: Matthias Neumann, Basics #30, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Douglass Park: Barry Tinsley, Springville Portal, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Hamilton Park: Todd Willing, Owl, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Humboldt Park: Michael Grucza, A House for Sandy, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Indian Boundary Park: Charlie Brouwer, He Always Carried It, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Lincoln Park: Todd Willing, Metro & Orbit, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Palmer Park: Hilde Debruyne, Emerging, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Piotrowski Park: Les Bruning, Riding Ocean, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Marquette Park: Judd Nelson, Birds of a Feather, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Ridge Park: Andrew Arvanetes, High Steppin’, 2018-2019 exhibition season
South Shore Cultural Center: Luke Russell, Gorilla Nest, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Tuley Park: Ted Garner, The Yellow Shark/Frank Checks Out, 2018-2019 exhibition season
Deinstalled Sculptures:
Berger Park: Tess Little, Solstice, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Hamilton Park: Dustine Folwarczny, Five, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Humboldt Park: Andrew Light, Waiting, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Indian Boundary Park: Kai Schulte, Allegra, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Lincoln Park: Robert Pulley, Twister, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Palmer Park: Christopher Newman, Two Cubes, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Piotrowski Park: Michael Young, Two in the Hand, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Ridge Park: Charles Yost, Apparition Intrusion, 2016-2018 exhibition season
South Shore Cultural Center: John Aducci, BlammO, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Tuley Park: Ruth Aizuss Migdal, Here, 2016-2018 exhibition season
Ridge Park: Andrew Arvanetes, "High Steppin", 10 gauge aluminum sheet and aluminum structural tubing, 114 x 48 x 60 in.
Lincoln Park: Todd Willing, "Metro and Orbit", Welded steel, (Metro: 97 x 44 x 39 in.; Orbit: 53 x 23. x 35 in.)
Calumet Park: Matthias Neumann, "Basics #30 (double-bench)", Wood (2 x 4’s), 9' x 7' x 7'
Austin Town Hall: Nicole Beck, "Sunstruck", Painted steel, 9’ x 14' x 5'
Humboldt Park: Michael Gruzca, "A House for Sandy", Polished perforated stainless steel, powder coated aluminum, 8 x 4 x 4 ft.
Douglass Park: Barry Tinsley, "Springville Portal", Welded steel, 12-1/2 x 19 x 6 ft.
Piotrowski Park: Les Bruning, "Riding Clean", Galvanized steel and powder coated, 7 x 10 x 3 ft.
Judd Nelson, "Birds of a Feather", Forged steel, 32 x 120 x 144 in.
Palmer Park: Hilde DeBruyne, "Emerging", Metal, paint, 7 x 4 x 4 ft.
Jackson Park (South Shore Country Club): Luke Russell, "The Gorilla Nest", Forged Steel, metal dust paint, patina, enamel, 11-1/2 x 9 ft.
Tuley Park: Ted Sitting Crow Garner, "The Yellow Shark/Frank Checks Out", Steel, wood, paint, 65 x 115 x 49 in.
Berger Park: Maureen Berquist Gray, "Symbols", Powder coated steek, 4 x 8 x 2 ft.
Hamilton Park: Todd Willing, "Owl", Welded steel, 53 x 23. x 35 in.