Artist

Steven Weinberg

born New York City 1954
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Courtesy Steven Weinberg.
Also known as
  • Steven I. Weinberg
Born
New York, New York, United States
Biography

Steven Weinberg learned to cast optical glass from Eric Hilton, one of his professors at Alfred University. Weinberg was responsible for the invention and design of a great deal of machinery for casting glass, as there was limited technology in the field when he started out in the 1970s. While visiting Central Mexico, he explored the "compelling" ruins of Mayan sites, and the construction and geometric shapes in these ruins frequently appear in his sculptures. Weinberg works primarily within a cube form and enjoys the control needed for working within such a precise shape.

Works by this artist (66 items)

Emery Blagdon, The Healing Machine, ca. 1955-1986, mixed media, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Museum purchase through the Luisita L. and Franz H. Denghausen Endowment and gift of Dan Dryden, friend of Emery Blagdon, the Kohler Foundation, Inc., and John E. and Douglas O. Robson, from the Margaret Z. Robson Collection, VR.2014.49.GRP
The Healing Machine
Dateca. 1955-1986
mixed media
On view
Emery Blagdon, Untitled (Individual element of the Healing Machine), ca. 1955-1986, steel, popsicle sticks, paper, tape, and foil, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Dan Dryden, friend of Emery Blagdon, 2015.46.13
Untitled (Individual element of the Healing Machine)
Dateca. 1955-1986
steel, popsicle sticks, paper, tape, and foil
On view
Emery Blagdon, Untitled (Individual element from the Healing Machine), ca. 1955-1986, paint, aluminum, copper, foil, wood, and mixed media, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Museum purchase through the Luisita L. and Franz H. Denghausen Endowment, 2015.45.10
Untitled (Individual element from the Healing Machine)
Dateca. 1955-1986
paint, aluminum, copper, foil, wood, and mixed media
On view