The 24 foot Sculpture "Receptor" 1980, by Christopher Georgesco was recently reinstalled at Pasadena City College. It had been in storage at "Armory Park" in Pasadena, California for 2 years. Its original home "The Plaza Pasadena Shopping Mall" was demolished due to declining revenues.
Thanks to the City of Pasadena, The Sculpture Conservation Studio Co. & Pasadena City College the piece has found a new home . It is great that they made a collaborative effort to save the sculpture. There are so many Landmark Buildings and Public Art works in our cities that fall victim to the Wreaking Ball, that it is a blessing when a part of our Cultural and Historical Past is saved. Our deepest gratitude's go out to the people involved in saving this work.
Thanks to the City of Pasadena, The Sculpture Conservation Studio Co. & Pasadena City College the piece has found a new home . It is great that they made a collaborative effort to save the sculpture. There are so many Landmark Buildings and Public Art works in our cities that fall victim to the Wreaking Ball, that it is a blessing when a part of our Cultural and Historical Past is saved. Our deepest gratitude's go out to the people involved in saving this work.
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