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KansasCitySCPark

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Image ID :	461570537
View/Description :	View with lawn and paving stones to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Image Date :	March 2007
Image Creator :	Frank Jackson
Notes :	Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art by Thomas and William Wight (1930-33)
Rights Owner :	Frank Jackson
Image Source :	http://www.flickr.com/photos/frankphotos/461570537/in/set-72157600082522303/
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Image ID :	461558060
View/Description :	View with Shuttlecocks (Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, 1994)
Image Date :	March 2007
Image Creator :	Frank Jackson
Notes :	Pop Art
Rights Owner :	Frank Jackson
Image Source :	http://www.flickr.com/photos/frankphotos/461558060/in/set-72157600082522303/
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Work ID :	KansasCitySCPark
Title :	Kansas City Sculpture Park
Creator/Agent :	Kiley, Daniel Urban [ULAN] Robertson, Jaquelin Taylor [ULAN]
Date (of work):	1989
Location/Site :	United States [TGN] Missouri [TGN] Kansas City [TGN] Kansas City, MO
GIS Coordinates :	+39.043153-94.580935
Location/Museum :	Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas City, MO (US)
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Description :	Public park with outdoor sculpture next to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (Wight & Wight, 1930-33) and its Bloch Addition (Steven Holl, 2007)
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Work Type :	Landscape Architecture [AAT] Parks (recreation areas) [AAT] Public art [AAT]
Measurements :	22 acres
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Style/Period/ Group/Movement :	Twentieth Century American [AAT]
Cultural Context:
Subject :	Landscape Architecture [AAT] Parks (recreation areas) [AAT] Public art [AAT]
Relation :	part of the Nelson-Atkins Museum
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Text Reference :	http://www.nelson-atkins.org/art/KCSP/index.cfm
Keywords:	allee, vista, public space, leisure, sport, scale, proportion, humor
Notes :	Kansas City Sculpture Park next to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (Wight & Wight, 1930-33) and its Bloch Addition (Steven Holl, 2007)