Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Alfredo Jaar’s “Music (Everything I know I learned the day my son was born).”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Alfredo Jaar with his piece, “Music (Everything I know I learned the day my son was born).”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center A view of Charles Long’s “Fountainhead.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Charles Long
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Detailed view of Good/Bad Art Collective’s “CURTAINS” in progress.
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Detailed view of Good/Bad Art Collective’s “CURTAINS.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Lara Almarcegui’s “Buried House.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Lara Almarcegui installing “Buried House.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Lara Almarcegui’s “Buried House” in progress.
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center A view of Liz Larner’s “X.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Rachel Harrison’s “Moore to the point” in progress.
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center A view of Rachel Harrison’s “Moore to the point.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Rick Lowe’s “Trans.lation.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Ruben Ochoa’s “Flock in Space.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Detailed view of Ruben Ochoa’s “Flock in Space.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Ruben Ochoa
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Ugo Rondinone’s “dear sunset.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Detailed view of Ugo Rondinone’s “dear sunset.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Vicki Meek installing “Black & Blue: Cultural Oasis in the Hills.”
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Dallas Texas NorthPark Center Nasher Sculpture Center 10th anniversary Nasher XChange 2013 WWD
Image Credit: Allison V. Smith for the Nasher Sculpture Center Detailed view of Vicki Meek’s “Black & Blue: Cultural Oasis in the Hills.”