March 30th, 2010 | 
Author: In part two of the Sculpture MFA Thesis Exhibition, which features the work of five second-year School of Arts students, many of the installations are rooted in actions that took place before and during the show’s opening last Thursday. Through the actions they reference, the pieces draw the viewer into the context of their own creation.
Excerpt from:
ART REVIEW | Students hearken to past, future in sculptural display (Yale Daily News)
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