The centerpiece of the entry atrium of UT Southwestern's Seay Biomedical Building is a 16-foot tall orange glass sculpture by renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly. The work is titled Southwestern Seay Tower.
The piece consists of 1,100 hand-blown glass elements, which were brought from the artist's Seattle studio and assembled on-site. The Seay Biomedical Building is named after the late philanthropists Charles E. and Sarah (Sadie) Seay.
Collection
The Office of News and Publications Collection
Collection
MSS0001 The Office of News and Publications Collection
Use of this item is managed by UT Southwestern Special Collections Library and Archives. Please contact the Special Collections Library and Archives at archives@utsouthwestern.edu regarding use.
