Wishbones give Atlanta children feeling of power
Doris Chase completed a two and a half ton kinetic sculpture for Atlanta s Great Southwest Industrial Park. Changing Forms consists of three 14 foot horseshoe shaped steel sections on a tripod base. One section rotates via a socket to vary with viewer desire. The piece invites touch and interaction to empower children, with rusting steel for aging and self healing.
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Germany Rises to Second in World Shipbuilding
Germany became the world’s second largest shipbuilder in 1968, surpassing Great Britain. German yards produced nearly 16 million tons, over 10 percent of the free world’s output, while Japan remained first with about 40 percent.
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