Suzanne Mears' "Crop Art Buddha" is placed at a neck-straining height on the wall, but the Buddha seems to be at peace with that.
[Click on the pictures for an enlarged view.]

Linda Wing's "An Experiment in Context" got a nice spot for viewing.

David Steinlicht's "We Love Katamari Clock" is way too high to see -- but "high" and "We Love Katamari" (the video game) go together nicely.

Liz Schreiber's "Baron Von Raschke" got a perfect spot for easy viewing enjoyment.

"Foot in the Door 4" a wonderful, overwhelming show to see in person. Go see it before it closes in June.
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