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| Mark De Suvero This tall red sculpture is visually interesting and I think the texture is interesting. The bright color pops with the green in nature. |
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| David Harber Is a a sleek design and simplistic with its organice shapes. It reflects the water nicely and the size of it is overpowering. |
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| Imogen Stuart I like the worn texture of this piece (the bronze quality). It is a formally stylistic piece. |
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| Donald Judd This is a minimalists piece that deals with its color and lighting reflection. |
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| Eduardo Paolozzi |
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| Juan Munoz |
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| Bill Woodrow I do not think this is visually pleasing but the concept is interesting. The fact that it was placed in front of what looks like a school and the size of the piece makes it funny. |
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| Richard Hunt Richard's piece is a nice visual piece but it is not interesting enough. Along with the high rise buildings, it fits in.. which could be a bad or good thing. |
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| John Buckley This piece is funny, the fact that it was placed on a roof of a house is hysterical because you do not normally see sharks out of water. |
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| Do Ho Suh The craftsmanship on this piece is amazing. Since it is all made of metal tags makes it so compelling to look at. |
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| Jeff Koons I am not a fan of Jeff Koons's work but these pieces are magical. The proportions were played with and they look so REAL. |
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| Jeff Koons |
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| Michel De Broin |
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| Louise Bourgeois |
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| Tony Cragg |
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| Henry Moore |
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| John Bisbee |





















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