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South Bay history: Artist's massive doors rejected by Inglewood church for portraying nudity – Daily Breeze - Vimarsana News

South Bay history: Artist's massive doors rejected by Inglewood church for portraying nudity – Daily Breeze

Felix Achilles Peano's life work — a 2-ton bronze door — was nixed because its panels portrayed an unclothed Eve, from the Bible.

Carson City Supervisors accept roundabout sculpture, public comments for and against - Vimarsana News

Carson City Supervisors accept roundabout sculpture, public comments for and against

Carson City Supervisors approved the final redesign of the Carson Street Roundabout sculpture, which will now move onto the next phase of completion. There has been ongoing public comment, both for and against the art installation, but one comment continued to come up: roads.

Carson City Supervisors accept roundabout sculpture, public comments for and against - Vimarsana News

Carson City Supervisors accept roundabout sculpture, public comments for and against

Carson City Supervisors approved the final redesign of the Carson Street Roundabout sculpture, which will now move onto the next phase of completion. There has been ongoing public comment, both for and against the art installation, but one comment continued to come up: roads.

SCVNews.com | Explore Public Art in Santa Clarita, Canyon Country - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | Explore Public Art in Santa Clarita, Canyon Country

Last of a five-part series exploring public art sculpture in the city of Santa Clarita.

SCV News | Explore Public Art in Santa Clarita, a Somber Memorial - Vimarsana News

SCV News | Explore Public Art in Santa Clarita, a Somber Memorial

Fourth of a five-part series exploring public art sculpture in the city of Santa Clarita