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February 5, 2008, 9:41 am
Kathleen Howe, director of Pomona College’s art museum, narrates a photo tour of the college’s new Skyspace, in which visitors can watch extended light shows at dawn and dusk, as well as shorter shows on the hour all night long. The installation was created by the artist James Turrell, who also designed a Skyspace for the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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