Published on September 26, 2024
John A. Logan College (JALC) is excited to announce the donation of a stunning new sculpture by local artist Aldon Addington. This marks his third contribution to the campus’s growing public art collection. This striking piece, crafted from stainless steel and 10 feet tall, will soon find its home above the picturesque courtyard waterfall.
Addington designed the sculpture to harmonize with the waterfall. It features hollow tubes that allow water to flow through, creating a captivating interactive water feature. This innovative design enhances the courtyard’s aesthetic appeal and invites students and visitors to engage with the artwork uniquely.
The untitled sculpture will arrive on campus on Tuesday, October 8, at 9 a.m. John A. Logan College Construction Management and Welding students will carry the sculpture to a concrete pad above the Courtyard Waterfall and assist with its installation.
“We are thrilled to welcome this new piece to our campus,” said John A. Logan College President Dr. Kirk Overstreet. “Aldon’s work not only enriches our artistic environment but also encourages a sense of community and collaboration among our students.”
Aldon’s previous sculptures have been celebrated for their imaginative designs and ability to inspire. This piece will join two other Addington sculptures already on campus. This latest addition is anticipated to be a significant attraction for students and visitors alike.
For further details and updates about the installation, contact Dr. Steve O’Keefe at 618-985-2828, ext. 8569, or 618-925-0710.