Citisphere, (sculpture).

Citisphere, (sculpture).

Fergerson, Robert, sculptor.

Woodward, Cynthia A., architect.

Bridges, Leon, 1932- , architect.

Leon Bridges Company, architectural firm.

Citisphere, (sculpture).

1979.; Dedicated Feb. 24, 1981.

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Stainless steel.

Approx. 7 x 7 x 7 ft.

An abstract sculpture composed of four circles fabricated from eight semicircular rings of 1/4" stainless steel plates, eight feet in diameter. Two circles intersect at right angles. The other two circles are folded at 60 degree angles and are tucked inside the two intersecting circles. The piece sits directly on the concrete courtyard.

Abstract -- Geometric

Outdoor Sculpture -- Maryland -- Baltimore

Administered by City of Baltimore, Department of Public Works, Boards and Commissions, 200 North Holliday Street, Room 9, Baltimore, Maryland 21202

Located Baltimore City College High School, 33rd & The Alameda, East Courtyard, Baltimore, Maryland 21218

The Leon Bridges Company, the architects in the renovation of the school, were responsible for coordinating the commission of this and 12 other works by local artists through the one percent for art program. Cynthia A. Woodward was the project architect. IAS files contain materials from the dedication ceremony.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Maryland, Baltimore survey, 1993.

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