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Walking to the Sky (100 ft, Carnegie Mellon)

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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Walking to the Sky is a 2006 stainless-steel sculpture by Jonathan Borofsky on the Carnegie Mellon University campus, 100 feet tall, with ten figures climbing a slanted pole. It is a copy of the 2004 Rockefeller Center original and was donated by Jill Gansman Kraus and Peter Kraus.
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Walking to the Sky (100 ft, Carnegie Mellon)
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40.44414° N, 79.94289° W
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Free, outdoor sculpture on the CMU campus lawn off Forbes Avenue.
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