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Around campus: Skyviewing Sculpture, snowy day

The Skyviewing Sculpture in Red Square, installed in 1969 by famed artist Isamu Noguchi, enjoys special contrast on a snowy day.

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The Skyviewing Sculpture in Red Square, installed in 1969 by famed artist Isamu Noguchi, enjoys special contrast on a snowy day. Photo by Matthew Anderson

The Skyviewing Sculpture in Red Square, installed in 1969 by famed artist Isamu Noguchi, enjoys special contrast on a snowy day. Photo by Matthew Anderson

The Skyviewing Sculpture in Red Square, installed in 1969 by famed artist Isamu Noguchi, enjoys special contrast on a snowy day. Photo by Matthew Anderson

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