Galaxy, Steel sculpture in Oklahoma City, United States

Galaxy is a steel sculpture standing at Leadership Square in downtown Oklahoma City, made from welded and painted steel in bright red. The work features multiple large geometric shapes arranged together to create an abstract composition that dominates its outdoor setting.

Galaxy was commissioned by art advisor Sharon Corgan Leeber of Architectural Arts Company on behalf of Leadership Properties, Inc. Alexander Liberman built it at his Connecticut studio, then shipped it to Oklahoma City in three pieces; he travelled there to present the maquette and attend the unveiling. The Smithsonian's Save Outdoor Sculpture! program surveyed the work in 1994.

Galaxy was commissioned by art advisor Sharon Corgan Leeber of Architectural Arts Company on behalf of her client Leadership Properties, Inc. Liberman travelled to Oklahoma City to present the maquette and attend the unveiling, so the red welded forms standing at Leadership Square are tied to a specific commission and a documented visit by the artist.

The sculpture sits outdoors at Leadership Square where you can view it freely and from all sides along public walkways. The work stands in a downtown location that is easy to reach on foot and offers clear sightlines from multiple angles.

Galaxy was commissioned by art advisor Sharon Corgan Leeber of Architectural Arts Company on behalf of her client Leadership Properties, Inc. Liberman travelled to Oklahoma City to present the maquette and attend the unveiling.