On Wednesday, Sept. 15, 黑料不打烊 Chancellor Nancy Cantor joined Onondaga Community College President Debbie L. Sydow to welcome to the OCC campus artist, sculptor and SU alumna Carole Eisner 鈥58 for the dedication of two sculptures: 鈥淕iunta,鈥 1988, and 鈥淶iggurat,鈥 2002.
Cantor said, 鈥淚 am thrilled to join Debbie Sydow and OCC in this dedication because it honors the work of one of SU鈥檚 own鈥擟arole Eisner鈥攂ut also demonstrates the power of art to bring us together in common purpose and community. These sculptures are a striking visual reminder of our shared commitment to the arts as public good and to collaborative engagement that transcends institutional boundaries in ways that can enrich the entire community.鈥
Eisner is a sculptor specializing in monumental metal sculpture crafted from scrap and recycled metal. Her studio is located in Weston, Conn., and through the years the artist has moved from tabletop steel pieces to larger-than-life outdoor sculptures that decorate city parks and other public spaces across the Northeast.
Her work is featured in public and corporate collections including the Guggenheim Museum; a commission to Culture and Tourism, Hartford, Conn., as part of a six-mile sculpture park; National Associates, Inc.; Southeast Banking Corp.; Northstar Reinsurance Co.; Knoll International; FMC Corp.; Skadden; Arps; Meagher & Flom; Orion Bank, Ltd.; Goldmark Partners Inc.; Bill Silver Associates; and W&M Properties.
Eisner earned a bachelor of fine arts degree聽from SU and is also a graduate of the International School of Photography. Her extensive body of work is featured on her website, .
