Public art display coming to Cleveland
Local artists have a dream for art in Cleveland
Posted: 08/25/2010
CLEVELAND - Local artists had a dream that came true in one Cleveland neighborhood.
Along East 156th and North Waterloo roads, crews began installing a new sculpture in front of the Arts Collinwood Center Wednesday.
The sculpture incorporates a 100 square-foot performing stage. Its steel tower weighs three tons and will stand 32 feet high.
The public art project will serve as a support for public art works.
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