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For Years, This Historic 225-Ton Landscape Art Installation Was at Risk of Demolition—Now It Officially Has a New Home

The Cultural Landscape Foundation saved Marabar (1984) by Elyn Zimmerman moving it from the National Geographic Society to American University

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Acclaimed sculptural installation, once threatened with demolition, reopens at new site

An installation in Washington, DC by Elyn Zimmerman featuring 450,000-pound boulders has been relocated, with the artist reconfiguring and retitling her work for the new site

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Swiss artist Michel Comte embraces adversity and activism

Michel Comte was one of the most celebrated fashion photographers until an accident damaged his eyesight. Now he uses his art for climate activism.

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Thinking about pasts and futures

Thinking about pasts and futures
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Bringing the cosmos underground: celebrating public art created by women for the NYC subway

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