• A sculpture with a continuous flow of twists and turns that loop into a symmetrical design is seen at the front of a building.
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    Charles O. Perry, Continuum, 1976

    This bronze sculpture sits outside of the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC. The sculpture is sometimes described as a star shooting through a black hole or the flow of the universe. 

  • A sculpture with a continuous flow of twists and turns that loop into a symmetrical design is seen at the front of a building.

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Carolyn Russo

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