Allentown Council
Glenn Zweygardt
1993-94
MATERIAL: stone: Pennsylvania Fox Hill granite; metal: steel, bronze
DIMENSIONS: overall: 150 in x 96 in x 96 in
EDITION: Unique
CREDIT: Grounds For Sculpture, Gift of the Seward Johnson Atelier, In Exchange with Philip and Muriel Berman
© Artist or Artist's Estate
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Glenn Zweygardt is known for his fusion of disparate natural and man-made materials into a cohesive whole and as a result is both ancient and contemporary. This combination of roughly hewn slabs of Pennsylvania Fox Hill granite with machined steel, owes less to the traditional carved stone monolith and more to the accretive quality associated with metal constructions. The massive scale and the pillar-like slabs of stone lend a totemic architectural sensibility to the piece.