A series of around 20 wide, narrow steps lead up to a towering stone cylinder that sits atop four broad levels of square stones set in a brick pattern. Enormous urns filled with flowers are located on four sides of the area that these stones delineate, and the entire structure is set on a well-trimmed, grassy sloped mound near a few buildings of varying heights. Grey sky with dark clouds fills most of the image.

Hector René Membreño-Canales, New Orleans LA 1, 2018 (detail).

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On View March 29–May 30, 2021

A series of around 20 wide, narrow steps lead up to a towering stone cylinder that sits atop four broad levels of square stones set in a brick pattern. Enormous urns filled with flowers are located on four sides of the area that these stones delineate, and the entire structure is set on a well-trimmed, grassy sloped mound near a few buildings of varying heights. Grey sky with dark clouds fills most of the image.

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