Richard Serra's Sculpture 4-5-6 Installed at Colby College Museum of Art
Richard Serra's monumental steel sculpture 4-5-6 (2000) occupies the courtyard of the Colby College Museum of Art. The work was documented on October 15, 2012. This installation represents a significant acquisition for the Waterville, Maine institution. Serra's characteristic use of industrial materials creates a powerful presence in the academic setting. The sculpture's title references its dimensional proportions. Its placement in an outdoor courtyard allows for continuous public engagement. The work exemplifies Serra's exploration of weight, balance, and spatial perception. This installation contributes to the museum's contemporary art holdings.
Key facts
- Richard Serra created the sculpture 4-5-6 in 2000
- The sculpture is installed in the courtyard of the Colby College Museum of Art
- The work was documented on October 15, 2012
- The sculpture is made of steel
- The title references dimensional proportions
- The installation is located in Waterville, Maine
- The work represents a significant acquisition for the museum
- The sculpture occupies an outdoor public space
Entities
Artists
- Richard Serra
Institutions
- Colby College Museum of Art
Locations
- Waterville
- Maine
- United States