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1Jun

Painted fiberglass sculptures

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Three of these molar-like, painted fiberglass “50-Foot-Tall Scale Models of Proposed Farewell Arches to Luxembourg City” rule patches of artificial grass at the Akron Art Museum. PHOTO | Carlo Wolff

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