Moonrise Sculptures Ugo Rondinone

by Scott Beale on October 18, 2009 · 1 comment

Moonrise by Ugo Rondinone

Moonrise by Ugo Rondinone

Moonrise by Ugo Rondinone

Moonrise by Ugo Rondinone

Moonrise by Ugo Rondinone

photos by Scott Beale

“Moonrise”, a series of three mottled aluminum sculptures of heads created by Ugo Rondinone that are located at 555 Mission Street in San Francisco.

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1 Bryan Costales October 18, 2009 at 3:40 pm

The same heads in daylight from last January: http://www.bcx.org/photos/art/exhibits/ugorondinone/

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