His many outdoor creations have included:
--a chromium plated bull elephant at the Lincoln Park Zoo
--two goats at the corner of Clark and Deming Street
--a gorilla hanging out for 20 years in front of the Uptown Hull House
--an 18-foot tyrannosaurus rex at the Academy of Science
--a life-size giraffe at the Museum of Science and Industry
--a trio of deer at the Amoco Building terrace
--two horses in the 1800 block of Sedgwick
--and most recently the Tin Man in Oz Park.
His sculptures can also be found at:
--Mitchell Museum in Mt. Vernon, IL, the Detroit Children’s Museum,
--Ulrich Museum of Wichita State University
--His "Chromosaurs" (a t-rex and triceratops, and stegosaurus - weighing a total of eight tons) landed at the Dallas Museum of Natural History in 1998.
--two bronzes at the Museum of Contemporary Art
--two bronzes at the south entrance of the Field Museum.
source:
http://www.anatomicallycorrect.org/rock.htm
Mr. Kearney reminds us, with an ever-dwindling supply of materials, "Over the years, bumpers have gotten sparse, now they’re all rubber."
Man, I want to see a gallery of all his stuff!
I really miss the monster newspaper box... and the giant onion rings. I guess the monster ate the giant onion rings, and then he ran away!
How much longer before this moose decides to get up and run away? I'll miss him too.
i'll have to check out his sculptures at the detroit children's museum! i was very impressed with the moose sculpture in chicago.
