http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-5.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Jacques Lipchitz (Lithuania, 1891 – 1973, Italy), </b><b>Birth of the Muses. </b>Bronze. Hayden Library (Bldg. 14W), west plaza. Gift of Yulia Lipchitz in Memory of Dr. Jerome B. Wisener. /V130/N32/graphics/annatang-2.html John A. Hawkinson—The Tech <b>Assistant District Attorney </b>Suzanne M. Kontz argues against Tang’s request to attend a mobile app development class at Boston University. Tang has been under house arrest since late 2007. /V130/N32/graphics/ufc-1.html Joanna Kao—The Tech <b>UFC lightweight fighter Clay C. Guida </b>signs autographs for a young fan Friday morning. /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-2.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Sol LeWitt (Hartford, Connecticut), </b><b>Bar of Color within Squares. </b>Terrazzo floor. Green Center for Physics (Bldg. 6C). Commissioned with MIT Percent for Art Fund. /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-6.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Frank Stella (Malden, Massachusetts, 1936- ) </b><b>L</b><b>o</b><b>ohooloo</b><b>. </b>Acrylic on fiberglass. (Bldg. 7, 3rd floor), Wolk Gallery. Gift of Elliot K. Wolk, MIT Class of 1957. /V130/N32/graphics/annatang-1.html John A. Hawkinson—The Tech <b>Defendant Anna L. Tang </b>and her attorney Robert A. George at her status conference Friday, August 27. /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-9.html Courtesy of the List Visual Arts Center <b>Pablo Picasso (Spain, 1881 – 1973, France), </b><b>Figure découpée. </b>Cast concrete. Temporarily removed during Sloan School expansion project. Famous cubist. /V130/N32/graphics/ufc-4.html Joanna Kao—The Tech <b>Two Brazilian Jiujitsu fighters compete in Grapplers Quest,</b> a grappling tournament held at the UFC Fan Expo August 27 and 28. /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-7.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Anish Kapoor (India, 1954 - )</b>,<b> Untitled (Sculpture for TSMC Lobby)</b>. Stainless steel. TSMC Lobby, Stata Center (Bldg, 32G). Commissioned with MIT Percent for Art Fund. Kapoor’s sculpture is MIT’s newest addition to it’s public art collection, installed this August. According to MIT curator Alise Upitis, the sculpture is 16 ft x 7 ft and weighs nearly 3500 lbs. /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-3.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Auguste Rodin (France, 1840 – 1917), </b><b> Large Head of Iris (Grosse Tête d’Iris). </b>Bronze. Hayden Library, 2nd floor (Bldg. 14S), Humanities Library. Rodin best known for his mastery of the human form, as in his famous sculptures The Thinker and The Gates of Hell. /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-8.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Henry Moore (United Kingdom, 1898 – 1986), </b><b>Three-Piecde Reclining Figure, Draped. </b>Bronze. Killian Court. Gift of the Eugene McDermott Family and Other Friends of MIT. /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-10.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Harry Bertoia (Italy, 1915 - 1978, Barto, Pennsylvania), </b><b>Altarpiece for MIT Chapel)</b><b>. </b>Brazed steel. MIT Chapel (Bldg. W15). /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-0.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>The untitled stainless steel sculpture, by Anish Kapoor</b> (India, b.1954), is the latest addition to MIT’s public art collection. /V130/N32/graphics/ufc-2.html Joanna Kao—The Tech<br><b>Former Olympic wrestler and UFC heavyweight champion Mark Coleman (center right)</b> poses with fans in the exhibition hall. /V130/N32/graphics/ufc-3.html Joanna Kao—The Tech <b>Canadian Mixed Martial Arts fighter Shawn Tompkins (right) teaches a right hook during a training session. He emphasized starting with a jab and punching with the shoulders.</b> /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-1.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Edwin H. Blashfield (Brooklyn, New York, 1848 – 1936), </b><b>Walker Memorial Mural. </b>Painting. Walker Memorial (Bldg. 50). <b> </b> /V130/N32/graphics/publicart-4.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>Alexander Calder (Piladelphia, Pennsylvania, 1898 – 1976, New York, New York), </b><b>La Grande Voile (The Big Sail). </b>Painted steel. McDermott Court. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McDermott. Standing at a soaring height of 40 ft and weighing a massive 33 tons, La Grande Voile is perhaps one of MIT’s most iconic public art pieces. /V130/N32/graphics/rex-2.html Elijah Mena—The Tech <b>Party-seekers dance late Sunday night at the East Side Party, </b>held in the East Campus Courtyard. /V130/N32/graphics/rex-3.html Elijah Mena—The Tech <b>Danny Chiao ’14 (left) and George T. Cheng ’14 add the final gummy bears to a gingerbread house</b> during the “Games, games… Graham Simmons?” REX event held by Simmons Hall on Sunday night. /V130/N32/graphics/ciuffo.html /V130/N32/graphics/tardis.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech <b>Yesterday morning, the illuminated Dr. Who police box was “teleported” by hackers </b>from the roof of Building 7 to the Great Dome. On the British science fiction show, the box is actually the TARDIS, a “Time And Relative Dimension In Space” craft. /V130/N32/graphics/nailz.html Jingyun Fan—The Tech <b>The dance group PROject Nailz film a video for Ke$ha’s “</b><b>Never Know About Love</b><b>.”</b><b> </b>From left to right: Stephanie S. Shim ’10, Cindy Ko (Tufts ’12), Sarah Elentukh (BU ’10), Amelia Laughton ’06, and Tovah Heller (Cornell ’03). /V130/N32/graphics/rex-1.html Elijah Mena—The Tech <b>Freshman ride the “Merry-Go-Death” at the East Side Party last Sunday night</b>. As the platform spins, riders stand near the edge and walk toward the center, causing the ride to spin faster.