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Whose Landscape Architecture? New Jersey wants to replace a landscape feature by Athena Tacha—but in doing so, they’ll be destroying her work. - Related News

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Changing Skyline: Without review, NJ DEP plans to dump a commissioned work of art

Aug 03, 2012

The Philadelphia Inquirer
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New Jersey's 'Done Deal': Destroying a Historic Resource With False Choices

Jul 31, 2012

The Huffington Post
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New Jersey's "Done Deal": Destroying a Historic Resource with False Choices
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Editorial: Preserve the 'Green Acres' sculpture outside N.J. DEP building

Jul 30, 2012

The Times of Trenton
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State plan to demolish Trenton sculpture draws lawsuit threat from artist

Jul 27, 2012

The Times of Trenton
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DEP's plan to replace Trenton sculptural plaza with 'rain garden' met with furor from arts groups

Jul 27, 2012

The Newark Star Ledger
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Artist's courtyard creation at NJ offices doomed

Jul 26, 2012

Associated Press
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Land-art sculpture outside DEP to be demolished

Jul 25, 2012

The Times of Trenton
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State of New Jersey vs. Sculpture

Jul 25, 2012

Landscape Architecture Magazine
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Back Up New Jersey: Think Again about Tacha’s Masterwork

Jul 25, 2012

ASLA The Dirt
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NJ Public Building Wants to Demolish Landscape Art in Midst

Jul 25, 2012

Art Market Monitor
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Should Landscape Architecture Be Preserved as Art? The Case of Athena Tacha's "Green Acres"

Jul 24, 2012

Artinfo.com
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Green Acres Under Threat of Destruction

Jul 06, 2012