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Tag: Sculpture

Public art: Controversial, uncomfortable, and good for the neighborhood

November 30, 2015 Renee Shur Community/Common good, Literature/Arts/Film Leave a comment

While riding my bicycle a few months ago past The School: Jack Shainman Gallery—a stunning, year-old kunsthalle just around the corner from my home

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An amazing tribute to Nelson Mandela

September 5, 2014 Gloria Shur Bilchik Activism, History, Literature/Arts/Film Leave a comment

In 2012, artist Marco Cianfanelli created a sculpture as a reminder of the fiftieth anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s arrest in 1962, and subsequent 27-year

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