“Interacting with this installation makes things we take for granted like buildings, grass or trees novel, and Oklahoma is the perfect place for Saraceno’s work,” Davis said. “The piece was originally shown in Manhattan on the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s roof, but I think Oklahoma’s open skies and flat lands are an ideal match for Cloud City.”
Additional Cloud City coverage:
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Innovative art piece 'Cloud City' to open at Campbell Art Park
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Walking among the clouds: Large-scale art piece installed on Broadway
OKC Friday
What to do in Oklahoma on Oct. 29, 2016: See 'Cloud City' before it closes Sunday
The Oklahoman/NewsOK
