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Stony Brook Dance

An abstract kinetic sculpture in aluminum, hung inside the west end of the station concourse at Ruggles Station, in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston. It was commissioned in 1986 and completed in 1989. The work hangs above the concourse floor, indoors, so it cannot be seen from the street.

Sculptor
John T. Scott
Made
1989
Material
Aluminum
Where
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Source
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Who sculpted Stony Brook Dance?
Stony Brook Dance was sculpted by John T. Scott.
Where is Stony Brook Dance?
Stony Brook Dance stands in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.
When was Stony Brook Dance made?
Stony Brook Dance dates from 1989.
What is Stony Brook Dance made of?
Stony Brook Dance is an aluminum sculpture.

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