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History of Art, University Cemented in Concrete Cadillac

Wolf Vostell’s public sculpture, “Concrete Traffic,” finds it way back to campus after almost 8 years. “Concrete Happenings” will feature // until next spring,
By May Huang
November 3, 2016

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