The last piece of a sweeping transformation of public art at Pittsburgh International Airport has been installed, marking a defining moment in the new terminal’s Art in the Airport program. Open Columns by artist Patrick Marold comprises three steel columns now installed between the Terminal Garage and the new terminal. Each column ranges between 20 and 40 feet tall. People can enter the columns and look toward the sky, viewing the interplay between reflective bands...
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