Even on a cloudy day, the walk along downtown Harbor Drive is a pleasure. While the public art that used to line the waterway is now gone, the installation of a large-scale sculpture recently began at Ruocco Park–a new public park scheduled for completion at the end of the year. A subject for a future Field of View!
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Anybody know for sure why the public sculpture is gone? I’m assuming a financial excuse.
Dianne- the Urban Tree project, sponsored by the Port of San Diego, ended in 2011. There had been 7 different temporary installations over the years since its inception. You can read more here