Constant

Helmick, Ralph (Artist)

2011

Still image

Public art
Sculpture (visual works)

Image

born digital

Scale not given ; 42.283333,-71.158056

A sculpture created in 2011 by Ralph Helmick in at the Patrick Lyndon Pilot School in West Roxbury. The sculpture is made of stainless-steel pipes, arranged in a way that seems random unless one stands at the focal point, where they appear to form the portrait of Albert Einstein.

These photos were taken by photographers employed by the Boston Public Library during the summer of 2020, as a project to document public spaces in several Boston neighborhoods during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. The photos depict murals, sculptures, commemorative plaques, painted electrical boxes, and other works of public art in Roxbury, Dorchester, the South End, and surrounding areas. The collection was donated to Northeastern University by the Boston Public Library, as part of the partnership between the institutions through the Boston Research Center.

Boston Research Center. Neighborhood Public Art in Boston

West Roxbury, Patrick Lyndon School
20 Mount Vernon Street, West Roxbury, MA 02132
Public art -- Massachusetts -- Boston

BAC_0377

Northeastern University Library
Boston Research Center (BRC)

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