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Q Discuss the differences between Tom Otterness and Alison Saar's artwork placed in the New York City Subway system. • Which one would you prefer to have at home in your own backyard sculpture garden? • You will need to do additional research to respond to this question! Please upload your document here about the two different styles of sculpture and your feelings on what you viewed.

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It is absolutely important to understand the differences between Tom Otterness and Alison Saar’s artwork placed in the New York City Subway system. The “Life Underground” is an ensemble by Tom Otterness where there are dozens of bronze figures. The sculptures were placed very thoughtfully so that it acts as the navigating factor for the station design.