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Latest comment: 7 months ago by Vegantics in topic List of commissions moved

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I would like to talk to talk to an editor. I am trying to create a wikipedia page for the sculptor Barton Rubenstein and am slowly, I repeat slowly, trying to learn the ins and outs of how this work. So, I have submitted recent updates, along with inline citations, I removed a quote that came directly from the sculptor, and I now await your comments. I am winding down for the day, but was hoping you do not delete this entry. My hope is that I can clean it up so that it fits within the criteria of wikipedia.

I await your comments. Thanks in advance, Bartsher (talk) 21:55, 15 April 2011 (UTC)Reply

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Article created by an SPA, Bartsher (talk · contribs). Current version is 59% written by that editor. Bartsher wrote on their Talk page, in answer to a question about images, The photos are taken by and copyrighted by the sculptor and he has granted the use of these images in wikipedia. This suggests a CoI. Tacyarg (talk) 21:40, 12 December 2025 (UTC)Reply

List of commissions moved

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I've removed the list of commissions per WP:NOTRESUME but am preserving them here in case anyone would like to use it for future research:

Rubenstein’s public art commissions include numerous works created through national competitions and institutional placements. Selected examples include:

National Competition–Awarded Commissions

  • Huddle Up, Parkside Community Park, Washington, D.C. (2014)
  • Vortex, Residences at Hidden Creek, Gaithersburg, Maryland (2012)
  • Synergy, University of Connecticut at Waterbury, Connecticut (2010)
  • Ray of Light, Redwood Shores Library, Redwood City, California (2008)
  • Atlantis, Department of Mental Health, Summit Behavioral Healthcare, Cincinnati, Ohio (2006)
  • Sunburst, Owens Community College, Findlay, Ohio (2005)
  • Arch, Boone County National Bank, Columbia, Missouri (2005)
  • Crescendo, Jefferson at Congressional Village, Rockville, Maryland (2004)
  • Reach for the Stars, University of Central Florida Student Union, Orlando (2003)
  • Manna from the Sky, Bridgerland Applied Technology College, Logan, Utah (2001)
  • Andromeda, Florida Turnpike Authority Headquarters, Orlando, Florida (2001)
  • Screen, Baldomero Lopez State Veterans Home, Land O’Lakes, Florida (1998)

Selected Public and Institutional Commissions

  • Breezing Up, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum, Hamilton, Ohio (2026)
  • Starboard, Tony and Anne Mazlish, Northeast Harbor, Maine (2025)
  • Skybound, Cincinnati Museum of Art, Cincinnati, Ohio (2025)
  • Interplay, American University Washington College of Law, Washington, DC (2025)
  • Hineni, Adas Israel Congregation, Washington, D.C. (2024)
  • Rivergrass, Founders Row II, Falls Church, Virginia (2024)
  • Stargazer, Graham Park, Fairfax, Virginia (2023)
  • Tracks, Potomac Yard Airmont Buildings, Alexandria, Virginia (2021)
  • Acrobats, Guest Suites, Willow Valley Communities, Willow Street, Pennsylvania (2020)
  • Haverim, PMI Aerospace, Rockford, Illinois (2020)
  • Tower, George and Cynthia Krus, Washington, D.C. (2018)
  • Take a Bow, Willow Lake Vistas, Lancaster, Pennsylvania (2017)
  • Voyagers, Haseko Development, Ewa Beach, Hawaii (2017)
  • Harmonize, Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton Township, New Jersey (2016)
  • Dare to Be, Miromar Lakes Beach and Golf Club, Miromar Lakes, Florida (2014)
  • Swish, SAS International, Cary, North Carolina, (2014)
  • Let It Flow, Winston House Apartments, Washington, DC (2011)
  • Together We Stand, NSF International, Ann Arbor, Michigan (2008)
  • Embrace, Private Home, Omaha, Nebraska (2006)
  • L'Dor V'Dor, Blue Cross Blue Shield, central park of Rochester, New York (1999)
  • Circle Up, Ryan and Mel Cohen, Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts (1999)

Vegantics (talk) 20:37, 17 December 2025 (UTC)Reply