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Visual Arts
11:15 am
Mon November 5, 2012

Controversy In A Sculpture Garden

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"Accept or Reject" by artist Yu Chang.
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"Accept or Reject" by artist Yu Chang.
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"Jazz II" by artist Tom Corbin.
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"Legend of Echra" by artist James LeGrande of the Kansas City Art Institute.
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"Jazz I" by artist Tom Corbin.
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"Jazz I" by artist Tom Corbin.
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"Stream/Creek" by artist Lu Zhengkang.
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"Stream/Creek" by artist Lu Zhengkang.
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"The Same Generation" by artist Pan Fen.
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"Breeze" by artist Zhong Zhiyuan.
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"The President and the Empress" by artist Kwan Wu.
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"The President and the Empress" by artist Kwan Wu.
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"Michael Jackson " by artist Lu Zhengkang.
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"Children with their Door Keys" by artist Yu Chang.
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"The Chinese Pioneer in the US" by artist Yang Xuejun.
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"East West—the Same Man" by artist Kwan Wu.
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Visitors view "East West—the Same Man" by artist Kwan Wu.
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The 300-acre Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens garnered national attention in recent months over a bronze statue titled "Accept or Reject." The work, by Chinese artist Yu Chang, depicts a headless, bare-breasted woman holding a camera, pointing it at herself.

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Visual Arts
4:40 pm
Wed September 12, 2012

City Officials Call Special Session To Discuss Controversial Statue

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"Accept or Reject" by artist Yu Chang at the Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens.
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The Overland Park City Council called an extra meeting for Wednesday night. On the agenda: an executive session to discuss legal issues around controversial statuary at the city’s Arboretum and Botanical Gardens.

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