Visual Art Mar 12, 2014 at 4:00 am

The Second Coming of Sol LeWitt

When a Cube Is Not a Cube

Jen Graves
Sol LeWitt’s wall drawing was originally located in the old Seattle Art Museum’s lobby, but now it’s being adapted to the big wall at the Olympic Sculpture Park Pavilion by six painters over 17 days. The stranger
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