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The sculpture was encased in ice when the pond froze (Lucinda Cameron/PA)
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Experts are to assess whether a “lost” sculpture recently installed in a city pond has been damaged after people climbed on it when the water froze over.
Kinetic art piece Three Right Angles Horizontal by internationally-renowned artist George Rickey was removed from public display in Glasgow 26 years ago as local children had started to use it as play equipment.
Council bosses to determine whether ice rink revellers damaged Queen s Park sculpture EXPERTS are to assess whether a “lost” sculpture recently installed in a city pond has been damaged after people climbed on it when the water froze over. Kinetic art piece Three Right Angles Horizontal by internationally-renowned artist George Rickey was removed from public display in Glasgow 26 years ago as local children had started to use it as play equipment. It was thought the piece had been lost but it was recently found in storage and was installed in the duck pond in Queen’s Park in the southside of Glasgow in December.
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