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Installed in 2004, the blue heart sculpture, better known as the Technicolor Heart, which can be seen from Stadium Way, was once a controversial art piece. Ryan Hardesty, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art executive director, said the heart is made out of bronze with an oil enamel paint and was created by the artist Jim...
While the name “Technicolor Heart” may not sound familiar, you’ve seen it if you have been on the Pullman campus. It’s a light blue 12-foot bronze sculpture of a heart adorned in tools — ring a bell yet? The “Technicolor Heart,” by artist Jim Dine, has had a home on WSU’s campus since its donation in 2004. It has been a topic of conversation since. Over the past 17 years, the sculpture has been the subject of praise, vandalism, critique and complaints. In 2015, it was voted the Best Art on campus by students, according to The Daily Evergreen. The sculpture is made of bronze...