High Line's Dinosaur Sculpture Faces Removal
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Iván Argotes Dinosaur sculpture, a seventeen-foot aluminum pigeon, has captivated Manhattans High Line since October 2024. Despite its temporary status, the piece has become a beloved landmark, with over five thousand signatures on a petition to keep it. The High Line plans to remove it in April, but a push for extension or permanence is gaining momentum. Meanwhile, a twenty-seven-foot Buddha statue, The Light That Shines Through the Universe, will take its place, honoring the ancient Bamiyan Buddhas destroyed by the Taliban.
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