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The end of summer brings shimmering events and activities

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By Janet Echelman, Susan Zoccola
| uoregon.edu
The days may feel shorter, but there’s still plenty of time for arts and culture. Hispanic Heritage Month is observed Sept. 15-Oct. 15. The community will celebrate Sept. 5 at Fiesta Cultural during the Eugene First Friday ArtWalk at the Farmers Market Pavilion and Plaza and at Herencia Hispana on the city hall plaza during the Springfield Block Party. Music During the Chamber Music Amici Summer Festival at Mt. Pisgah Arboretum Sept.
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How Janet Echelman became a ‘sculptor of wind’

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By Janet Echelman
| Fast Company Middle East Verified
Janet Echelman says she never set out to be a sculptor of wind. But if you have ever explored Porto, Portugal, walked the streets of Gwanggyo, South Korea, or passed through West Hollywood, you might have seen her massive iridescent sculptures of fiber floating above cities and the millions of people in them. Working closely with engineers, Echelman has spent the past 26 years of her career producing sculptures that rival the size of skyscrapers.
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How Janet Echelman became a ‘sculptor of wind’

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By Janet Echelman
| Fast Company Verified
Janet Echelman says she never set out to be a sculptor of wind. But if you have ever explored Porto, Portugal, walked the streets of Gwanggyo, South Korea, or passed through West Hollywood, you might have seen her massive iridescent sculptures of fiber floating above cities and the millions of people in them. Working closely with engineers, Echelman has spent the past 26 years of her career producing sculptures that rival the size of skyscrapers.
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