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Wisconsin Avenue art instillation to feature Santiago Calatrava sculpture | The Milwaukee Independent
Calatrava-Designed "Constellation" Sculpture Awaits Final Pieces in Fulton River District - Chicago YIMBY
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Artist Santiago Calatrava created "Wave," a sculpture installed outside the new Meadows Museum Building on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, in 2002 | Library of Congress
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