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  • Brook in the Hollow
    Brook in the Hollow
    Category: Indoor Sculpture
    “Brook in the Hollow” by San Antonio artist Jack Robbins is a fabricated storybook “pop-up” tree and vines referencing children’s concept of “the brook in the hollow.”
  • Caballo Tamaño Grande
    Caballo Tamaño Grande
    Category: Indoor Sculpture
    “Caballo Tamaño Grande” by Colombian artist Fernando Botero is a bronze sculpture depicting a horse, on loan from the San Antonio Library Foundation.
  • Dr. Ferdinand Herff
    Dr. Ferdinand Herff
    Category: Indoor Sculpture; Statue
    “Dr. Ferdinand Herff” by San Antonio artist Pompeo Coppini is a portrait-bust of Ferdinand Ludwig Herff, an influential German-born physician who helped organize the Texas Medical Association.
  • Fiesta Tower
    Fiesta Tower
    Category: Indoor Sculpture
    “Fiesta Tower” by Washington artist Dale Chihuly is a large assemblage of multicolored glass forms. Placed in the Central Library’s interior atrium. Quote from Artist: ” Each hand blown piece of this tower represents the multicultural qualities of the San Antonio community and the role the Central Library plays in the lives of its people.”
  • Grotto de San Antonio
    Grotto de San Antonio
    Category: Architectural Detailing; Indoor Sculpture
    “Grotto de San Antonio” by San Antonio artist Cakky Brawley is comprised of decorative metalwork depicting Saint Anthony installed in an art niche at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.
  • High Rise/Descent
    High Rise/Descent
    Category: Indoor Sculpture; Installation
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  • Liquid Crystal
    Liquid Crystal
    Category: Indoor Sculpture
    “Liquid Crystal” by London based Jason Bruges Studio is a 36 foot-tall tower-shaped sculpture, the centerpiece for the grand lobby of the newly expanded Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. The sculpture is comprised of 3,510 active digital LCD panels, which are controlled by custom electronics to transmit and reflect light to varying degrees. As the panels modulate they create an undulating shimmering “liquid: effect. The studio drew inspiration from the San Antonio River that flows through the city, exploring links between the natural flow of water, digital representation, and the flow of people in the convention center. The tower’s surface is made up of a tessellated pattern of pyramidal shaped LCD panels, which are digitally programmed to change from transparent to opaque. The effect is a subtle, yet continuously evolving and never-repeating visual spectacle within the lobby.
  • Lumen
    Lumen
    Category: Indoor Sculpture; Mosaic / Relief
    “Lumen” by Seattle based artist Ann Gardner is a large, sun-like circular coil that is 16 feet in diameter and composed of a series of spiraling loops. The surface is made from thousands of small, hand-cut pieces of glass, each one backed with metal leaf to reflect the light. The glass is laid on the composite/fiberglass coil and then grouted.
  • Spheres and Cone
    Spheres and Cone
    Category: Indoor Sculpture
    Indoor sculpture made of wood and wood parts.
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