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<strong>"Alex, Michael" by Mel Katz</strong><br /><br /> The three abstract painted aluminum sculptures—red, of course—resemble small trees outside Fire Station 38. The playful attempt to mimic the adjacent row of columnar trees also serves as a counterpo

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courtesy of
Eduardo CalderÛn © 2010
Originally appeared in Hot Houses
on September 27, 2011
&lt;strong&gt;&quot;Alex, Michael&quot; by Mel Katz&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt; The three abstract painted aluminum sculptures—red, of course—resemble small trees outside Fire Station 38. The playful attempt to mimic the adjacent row of columnar trees also serves as a counterpo
"Alex, Michael" by Mel Katz The three abstract painted aluminum sculptures—red, of course—resemble small trees outside Fire Station 38. The playful attempt to mimic the adjacent row of columnar trees also serves as a counterpoint to the straight lines of the building. Photo by Eduardo Calderón

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