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Cloud Gate

sculpture by Kapoor
Also known as: ā€œCloudgateā€, ā€œThe Beanā€
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  • Anish Kapoor: Cloud Gate
    Anish Kapoor

    In 2004 Kapoor unveiled Cloud Gate in Chicago’s Millennium Park; the 110-ton elliptical archway of highly polished stainless steel—nicknamed ā€œThe Beanā€ā€”was his first permanent site-specific installation in the United States. For just over a month in 2006, Kapoor’s Sky Mirror, a concave stainless-steel mirror 35 feet (11 metres) in…

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    In 2004 Kapoor unveiled Cloud Gate in Chicago’s Millennium Park; the 110-ton elliptical archway of highly polished stainless steel—nicknamed ā€œThe Beanā€ā€”was his first permanent site-specific installation in the United States. For just over a month in 2006, Kapoor’s Sky Mirror, a concave stainless-steel mirror 35 feet (11 metres) in…

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