





200 West Madison
Installation artwork designed by Dan Cheatham, 200 W. Madison St, Chicago IL. 14'-6"wide, 32'-0” tall and 1'-4"deep. Douglas fir glulam beams with white oil finish. Read Dan's description: http://www.fyoog.com/200-west-madison
2016 Photos by Dan Cheetham

Each wooden fin is a 31' long, 14" wide and 2" thick. Glulam beams are more stable than milled lumber in these dimensions, greatly increasing the accuracy and longevity of the installation.

Along with a fine Louise Nevelson sculpture, the wall installation is visible to pedestrians walking to a nearby "L" station.