Statue of Limitations - Daytona Beach, Florida, USA. - Smithsonian Art Inventory Sculptures on Waymarking.com

The contemporary Sculpture comprises of large rectangular steel bars, arranged to form a Cube. The cube then balances on one single edge.

Statue of Limitation is one of three or more of these sculptures by Alfredo Halegua, with the same title.

There are no plaques or signs evident describing the sculpture. This massive heavy steel art work is featured in the Frischer Sculpture Garden. Located in the grounds near the South entrance of the Daytona Museum of science & Art.

Abraham and Dorothy Frischer Sculpture Garden
"The Sculpture Garden is a two acre outdoor exhibition area with bench seating and underground lighting featuring large works by major contemporary sculptors including Alfreda Halegua, Ernest Shaw, Juan Jose Sicre, Fonchen Lord, Doris Leeper, Ralph Komives and Harriet Kittay." Text Source: (visit link)

From The Alfredo Halegua Web site:
"STATUE OF LIMITATIONS, 1980, Painted Steel, 13'x13'x9'
1981, Acquired by the Denver Art Museum, Denver CO.
1982, Second version, acquired for the Volusia County Court House, Daytona Beach, FL ;
1984, Third version.
Miami International Sculpture Park." Text source: (visit link)

I suspect this sculpture, once stood at the Volusia County Court House, now painted black, or it is version #4 or higher?

Parking & entry to the Museum grounds is free. 9am to 5pm Tues to Sunday

TITLE: Statue of Limitations. ARTIST(S): Alfredo Halegua DATE: Constructed 1982. - Dedicated 1986. MEDIUM: Cor-Ten Steel, painted black. CONTROL NUMBER: IAS FL000366 Direct Link to the Individual Listing in the Smithsonian Art Inventory: [Web Link] PHYSICAL LOCATION: Museum of Science & Art. Frischer Sculpture Garden, 352 S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 DIFFERENCES NOTED BETWEEN THE INVENTORY LISTING AND YOUR OBSERVATIONS AND RESEARCH: Museum address incorrect should be 352. No plaques or signs evident, describing sculpture. Moss growing on some of the internal surfaces, Sculpture could do with a clean. I suspect this sculpture, once stood at the Volusia County Court House, now painted black, or it is version #4 or higher?

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