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June 11, 2009 at 1:08 pm
Here’s another example of a “sustainable” creation being constructed as a temporary sculpture by the Cleveland Museum of Art: Wood-Pile, an outdoor sculpture comprised of 18,270 recyclable pool noodles designed by 2006 Cleveland Institute of Art graduate Mark Reigelman.
CMA is installing it as part of its June 20 Summer Solstice Party to unveil the new East Wing of the museum. Learn more about the sculpture, the party and a contest to win tickets: http://summerofcma.wordpress.com/