at the
edge
The Art of
Invention
A very large historic Kodak
camera is one of the creations of
sculptor Daniel A. Henderson,
a longtime friend of NJIT
who’s also a noted inventor and
entrepreneur with 26 patents for
innovative telecommunications
technology to his credit. A sixfoot telephone and comparably
oversized radio and TV set from
the middle of the twentieth
century are among Henderson’s
creations as well. Henderson
fashions his work from marble,
a host of metals, wood and other
materials. It is intended to inspire
contemplation of technological
creativity – and how key
technological advances of the past
hundred years have changed our
lives in ways both positive and,
possibly, negative.
Photos: Bruce M. White
Experience Henderson’s art at
the exhibit in the NJIT Campus
Center Atrium that runs from
October through December.