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"Sea Grass" is a 30-foot-high public art sculpture by artist Barbara Grygutis, built from aluminum tubing frames supporting a perforated sheet-metal exterior, sublimely recreating several giant blades of ocean sea grass swaying in the current. It stands on the median of Ocean Boulevard between Chestnut and Magnolia Avenues in Long Beach, illuminated at night as a beacon along the corridor.
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Sea Grass 30-foot sculpture
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Site-level location · 33.7616° N, 118.1876° W
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Freely viewable public street-median sculpture, visible day and night (illuminated after dark).
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Ocean Boulevard median between Chestnut Avenue and Magnolia Avenue, Long Beach, CA.
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