public art @ MIT

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This is a collection of public art around the campus of MIT.  It is a work in progress.  There are several additional sculptures that need to be added to the tour, as well as one (the red dollar) which is no longer in the listed location.

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Skull, Corridor, Building 3

42°21’32.0” N, 71°5’32.6” W

I walk over this whenever I pass through Building 3 but have no idea of its story.It more likely...

B
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Figure Decoupee, Picasso - MIT, Cambridge, MA

42°21’40.3” N, 71°5’3.5” W

This is a concrete sculture that was designed by Picasso in 1958.  This version was...

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Red Dollar, MIT

42°21’35.6” N, 71°5’17.5” W

This is a large red dollar sign that had (at least as of February) been located on the MIT...

D
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The Big Sail

42°21’34.9” N, 71°5’20.4” W

The Big Sail, Alexander Calder, 1966

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MIT Stata Center

42°21’42.5” N, 71°5’30.1” W

The MIT Ray and Maria Stata Center, architectual building art.

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Two Indeterminate Lines

42°21’39.6” N, 71°5’2.4” W

This sculpture is consists of two metal bands that coil together.  I don't have any...

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Reclining Figure @ MIT

42°21’41.0” N, 71°5’14.6” W

Reclining Figure, Henry Moore, 1963 (working model for Lincoln Center Sculpure, Bronze Edition 1...

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Transparent Horizon

42°21’38.5” N, 71°5’19.3” W

Transparent Horizon, Louise Nevelson, 1975

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Elmo MIT - sculpture

42°21’32.8” N, 71°5’22.9” W

Elmo MIT, Dimitri Hadzi, 1963

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Birth of the Muses

42°21’32.0” N, 71°5’22.6” W

Birth of the Muses, Jaques Lipchitz, 1944-1950

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Angola - sculpture

42°21’31.3” N, 71°5’21.8” W

Angola, Issac Witkin, 1968

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TV Man (aka Five Piece Cube with a Strange Hole)

42°21’32.0” N, 71°5’20.8” W

Also known as Five Piece Cube with a Strange Hole; David Bakalar, 1993

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Aesop's Fables, II

42°21’41.8” N, 71°5’23.6” W

Aesop's Fables, II - Mark Di Suvero, 2005Red metal sculpture near the Stata Center

This tour was updated about 1 year ago by gregpc.
Created by gregpc about 1 year ago.

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