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Removal of airport artwork causes turbulence
When the Greater Rochester International Airport was renovated in the 1980’s, there was a push to have major works by local artists installed there. The new design, in fact, was created with art in mind, and spaces were reserved for site-specific work. This was following a national trend; airports were becoming the sites of important […]
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Airport outrage
You’ve got to be kidding. We’re planning to sink a gazillion dollars into Renaissance Square — a key part of which (we’re promised) will be a performing arts center. We’re basking in the glow of a greatly expanded StrongMuseum, which, we believe, will be a strong tourist attraction. We brag about the quality of our […]
