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1234 Columbus Avenue
Building 3, Room 211
Boston, MA 02120
by Lewis & Charleen Brown
Location: Ist Floor, Student Lounge
Photograph on plexiglass with deep wood frame and backlight, 47”x58”x11”.
Copy of the original sculpture by Augustus Saint-Gaudens (created 1883-1897) located on Boston Common across from the State House.
Location: Ist Floor
(1990) by Laura Evans.
Mixed Media on paper, 45”x32”).
Location: Across from elevator
Donated 2013 by the artist in conjunction with The Art Connection
Note: The artists retain copyright of all images. No image may be reproduced without the express permission of the artist.
by Michael Thiery and Charles Matthews.
Organized by Elizabeth Clark and funded by the RCC class of 1997
Location: 2nd Floor, old cafeteria
Dancing with Gravity: a Meditation on Movement and Healing
by Bobby Vilinsky - with assistance from Paul Gwiazdowski 2013
Carbon steel sculpture, stone, canvas, acrylic paint.
Location: Platform on stairs between floors 2 and 3
“If I were an animator drawing cartoons, I'd be drawing thousands of images to make the illusion of continuous motion. As a sculptor, however, I want to stop this motion to find the tension that exists between movement and no movement.
“Gravity rules in our physical world. Lines painted on a wall can move magically and be in motion, or not. Wire sculpture cannot move, of course. But making it appear to move, or standing it on that edge of tension would be a dream come true.
“I see these rings of wire on the floor as graduated states of movement and healing, Laying down on the left, horizontal, broken and unable to stand, they are slow and incomplete in their recovery and rehab. Practice over time may or may not make them perfect, but with luck and pluck, they - like our bodies - rise again. Upright and vertical on the right, and now able to interact, they celebrate in dance.”
Note: The artists retain copyright of all images. No image may be reproduced without the express permission of the artist.
(1958) by Edward Glannon.
Oil, 10”x12”.
Left of Room 311
Donated 2013 by Thomas Glannon & Patricia Wiley in conjunction with The Art Connection
by Iris Constantine Carr.
Oil, 12”x16”.
Left of Room 318
Donated 2013 by Geoff Carr in conjunction with The Art Connection
by Unknown.
Watercolor, 12”x16”.
Right of Room 318
Donated 2013 by Anonymous in conjunction with The Art Connection
by Julie Baer. 2000
Mixed media, gouache on wood, 19”x14”.
Left of entrance to Health Science Division
Donated 2013 by the artist in conjunction with The Art Connection
Note: The artists retain copyright of all images. No image may be reproduced without the express permission of the artist.
