"Come, sit a spell" art installation

Image of two people listening to audio narration in the "Come, sit a spell" installation at the Providence Public Library. The installation interpreted the history of the neighborhood of West Elmwood that was in demolished during urban redevelopment for an industrial park in 1962. It was created by students from the John Nicholas Brown Center at Brown University.

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Original record: "Come, sit a spell" art installation
Collection: UPP Arts Collection
Date(s): 2014
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Creator(s): UPP Arts (Creator)
Subject(s): Art in environmental education
Brown University
Community organization
Green movement
Installations (Art)
Ponds
Providence (R.I.)
Providence Public Library
Type: Still Image

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