Feb 24, 2009
By: Kevin Buchanan
Fort Worth Public Art has a slideshow up of the installation of the first pieces of Cliff Garten’s “Avenue of Light,” the final piece of the reworking of Lancaster Avenue in Downtown. Here’s the show (I’ve noticed that it runs backwards, probably due to the sort order on their Flickr photoset):
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Any idea on when they get turned on?
And I thought I was so on top of the game when I took pictures this afternoon!
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I’ll reserve judgement until I see them in person on Friday, but for some reason I liked them better on paper. Should look good lit up, perhaps?
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