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Stony Brook Dance
Aluminum kinetic sculpture suspended in the concourse lobby of Ruggles Station, comprising of thirty colorful geometric tubes attached to cables.
- Sculptor
- John T. Scott
- Made
- 1989
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Where
- Boston, Massachusetts, United States
- Coordinates
- 42.33620, -71.08950 — open the map
- Source
- Wikidata Q123786267 — the facts above come from here. Something wrong? Correct it at the source and it flows back.
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Questions
- 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 a stainless steel sculpture.
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