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2. Category:Sculptures in Atlanta - Wikipedia

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   Statues in Atlanta (24 P) Pages in category "Sculptures in Atlanta" The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total. This list may not reflect recent ...

3. List of public art in Atlanta - Wikipedia

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   This is a list of public art in Atlanta, in the United States. ... Sculpture installed in 1975 in a fountain constructed in 1916. [30] World Athletes Monument:

4. Robert T. Webb Sculpture Garden - Wikipedia

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   The sculpture garden was launched in October 2010 after local businessperson and arts patron Robert Webb raised funds for the purchase of twelve garden scale and monumental works by U.S. and Canadian artists to complement a vintage Noguchi piece donated by George and Rhenda Spence and five works that had been gifted to the Creative Arts Guild by artists who participated in a 2003 juried ...

5. 54 Columns - Wikipedia

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   LeWitt often integrated art and architecture in his work. 54 Columns is an example of this combination. The installation loosely mirrors the Atlanta skyline which is visible from the site. [ 3 ] The use of concrete (an industrial material) by LeWitt is a recognition of and a reflection of the artwork's urban setting. [ 4 ]

6. Eldren Bailey - Wikipedia

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   Eldren "E. M." Bailey (1903–1987) was an African American artist best known for his large cement sculptures, which he often displayed in his front yard. Born in Flovilla, Georgia , Bailey spent most of his life and career in Atlanta, Georgia .

7. Goat Farm Arts Center - Wikipedia

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   The Goat Farm primarily explores experimental and innovative works. The Arts Center is a for-profit arts model and does not operate on public funding, donations or grants. Its non-traditional rustic auditoriums are Goodson Yard, The Rodriguez Room, The Warhorse and three exterior venues - The Village Green, Warhorse Court and The Dovetail.