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Writers Block in Princeton

I was in Princeton last week for a few days and had the good fortune to make it in time to view the temporary sculpture garden called Writers Block. The sculptures pay tribute to various Princeton authors and artists. There are just a few days left to go visit it before the pieces will be auctioned off.

I love sculpture gardens and my favorite in that domain remains the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, New Jersey.

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One Response to “Writers Block in Princeton”

  1. Michael Says:
    October 21st, 2004 at 11:39 am

    The Writer’s Block garden is amazing; I have visited it a few times and will probably attend the closing party on Sunday the 31st.

    Although I disagree with some of his politics, my favorite sculpture was the one by Peter Singer’s team. The ability to leave a part of yourself inside the exhibit by creating a copper wire sculpture of an animal really appealed to me.