The Sieve of Eratosthenes, 1999, Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University, Palo Alto

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Visiting the new Bing Concert Hall at Stanford on the opening day way amazing: non-stop concerts from about noon to 5 pm when they started setup for the sold-out evening performance. If you are near Palo Alto, try to attend an event at the Bing. It’s a great concert hall with plenty of parking nearby. The Bing is part of Stanford’s new art district.

There will be other new and remodeled building in the Art District, which will complement the Cantor Art Center.

Detail of Suvero’s Sieve of Eratosthenes.

Mark di Suvero’s, The Sieve of Eratosthenes, guards the construction site of the new pavilion for the Anderson Collection next to the Cantor Art Center in Stanford’s new art district. The sculpture is a bit cramped and surrounded by construction.

According to Stanford: “The Anderson Collection is one of the largest and most outstanding private collections of post-World War II American art in the world.” Di Suvero’s bright red industrial sculpture should be right at home when the new digs are opened in 2014.

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