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Time Lapse Video: Greenway Echelman Sculpture Installation

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Photographer Julian Tryba volunteered his time and talents to create this special time-lapse video showing the intricate installation of the Janet Echelman sculpture over the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Julian is well known for his time lapse work, most recently from the award winning Boston Layer Lapse.

The Greenway Conservancy is hosting a public celebration under the sculpture next Monday, May 11th, 7pm-9pm.

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