Lipski used the tools that build and maintain the city to create a suite of sculptures floating in front of a 60' tall limestone wall. It includes fire axes, desk chairs, dustpans, computer screens, and many other tools.

The Wellington Webb Municipal Building

Tools

The artist shares with us the story of how he acquired the cowboy hats from the Texans which comprised his sculpture and how he named the piece.

Donald Lipski tells the story behind two works of art - "The Yearling", originally commissioned for a high school in Upper Manhattan and finally installed in Denver, and "La Guardia Suite" created for the High School for Music and Art.

Donald Lipski shares the siting and design of "The Tent", which he sculpted to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Indianapolis 500.

Donald Lipski shares his thoughts about his work Leaves of Grass in the Levine Children's Hospital

Donald Lipski on the conception of The Ziz.

A short video about the fabrication and installation of Donald Lipski's sculpture "Acorn Steam".

Donald Lipski shares the inspiration and challenges he faced in creating his mobile "Five Easy Pieces" for the Washington Convention Center

Donald Lipski describes the inspiration for his sculpture of FISH on the San Antonio Riverwalk.

Artist Donald Lipski explains his piece Psyche

Donald Lipski's sculpture RebiLace at the new Maynard Jackson International Terminal at the Atlanta Airport

Donald Lipski explains his paired sculptures of Arthur (bicycle handlebars) and Sylvia (hosery) in a Chicago Municipal Building, the Former Goldblatt's Department Store.

Sculptor Donald Lipski describes the genesis of his work "Nails' Tails", an obelisk of footballs outside of the University of Wisconsin's Camp Randall Stadium.

This video was made about the installation of The Tent for the Indy 500 Festival.