Untitled, (sculpture).

Untitled, (sculpture).

Slater, Gary Lee, 1947- , sculptor.

Untitled, (sculpture).

Dedicated Sept. 7, 1982.

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Metal sculpture with chrome bars on an aggregate stone base.

Sculpture: approx. 9 x 6 x 2 ft.; Base: approx. 3 x 4 x 3 ft.

Slater (copyright symbol) 1982 (Plaque on base:) "Who is blind? The non-seeing man who grasps a/helping hand - black or white or yellow -/all are black to him./Or the seeing man/who refuses a hand/that doesn't match his?"/Don Paul Nathanson, 1960/This sculpture by Gary Slater/is dedicated to the memory of: Don P. Nathanson,/A 15-year member of WTTW's/Board of Trustees, whose enormous/creative capacity and embracing/interest in people has contributed/in so many ways to Public Broadcasting./September 7, 1982. signed

"A circle is broken into two uneven pieces and intersected by three chrome bars, one of which rises from the base."

Abstract -- Geometric

Homage -- Nathanson, Don P.

Occupation -- Communication Arts -- Broadcaster

Outdoor Sculpture -- Illinois -- Chicago

WTTW, 5400 North St. Louis, Chicago, Illinois

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Illinois, Chicago survey, 1992.

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