Lipski makes sculptures and installations for public spaces. His documented commissions include a monumental baseball-inspired sculpture in Goodyear and works at transit, library, and riverfront sites.
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public sculpture, monumental sculpture, installation
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New York City, New York, United States
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Sports venue · Goodyear, Arizona
The Ziz: scale derived from the site’s identity
Lipski’s 2009 work at Goodyear Ball Park is 60 feet 6 inches tall, matching the distance between the pitcher’s mound and home plate. The artist lists fiberglass, concrete and steel. A baseball-stitch motif and its placement in a pool near the entrance connect the sculpture to the ballpark rather than treating it as a generic landmark.
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Public library · Denver, Colorado
The Yearling: changing the sense of scale at a library
Denver Public Art records The Yearling outside Denver Public Library’s Children’s Wing. A horse stands on the seat of an oversized chair, creating a deliberate mismatch of familiar scales. The city describes the work as conceived for children, giving a concrete reference for discussing how public sculpture addresses a particular audience.
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