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Campus artwork
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Joy
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1971-[2004]
History
Joy is a sculpture of two stylized concrete figures by Theodore Harlander installed at the north entrance of the University of Waterloo's South Campus Hall in 1971. Purchased for $2,300, the sculpture was the second major acquisition by the school's arts committee. It was damaged and removed in 2004 after being hit by a delivery truck.
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University of Waterloo (1959-Present)
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associative
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University of Waterloo Is affiliated with Joy
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Created November 2024 by DR.
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- Castillo, Angel, Jr. "Waterloo acquisition". Kitchener-Waterloo Record. June 26, 1971, p. 18.
- "Joy sculpture at U of W cost commitee $2,300". Waterloo Chronicle July 1, 1971, p. 12.
- Redmond, Chris. "Now on to other matters". Daily Bulletin. June 28, 2004.