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All content Photos: June 10, 2003 |
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Wopo Holup's "River that Flows Two Ways" (detail), Battery Park
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Notes: This work consists of 37 cast-iron sculptural panels that are set in pairs at the posts of the fence where people gather to take the Statue of Liberty ferry (3-jpg). Notes from a excellent guided tour of the work, with text by Tony Hiss, from the Battery Conservancy site:
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