A large artwork is coming to the University of Texas at Austin. This installation will be notable for its size. The piece is expected to arrive within the next year.
It was announced by the university's public art program. Further information can be found through the program's press release, which was issued on a Monday. Details about the artwork are limited, but it is known to be the work of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial designer.
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