Eurydice at Discovery Cube - Santa Ana, CA - Rolling Ball Sculpture on Waymarking.com

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The plaque reads:
"This Sculpture, named Eurydice, was created by New York artist George Rhoads in 1990. Rhoads describes is work as audio-kinetic sculptures that generate sounds as they move. Look and listen! --for the trampoline, loop the loop, chimes, wooden drums, helixes, spirals, and gongs.

With a number of different paths from top to bottom and several balls moving at once, the sculpture is always changing. When the balls reach the bottom, a motorized chain hoist carries them back to the top. This is the only point in which external power is used; all the other action relies of gravity."

More pictures of all the sculpture elements can be found at The Rolling Ball Web: (visit link)

Discovery Science Center
2500 North Main Street
Santa Ana, CA 92705
714-542-CUBE
10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Daily
Children (ages 3 - 17) Seniors (55+) $ 9.95 - Adults $12.95
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Title or Name of Installment: Eurydice Artist: George Rhoads Date Created or Placed: 1990 Website: Not listed

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