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c 013 SERVER A Journal of Free Voices 25e A Window to the South October 16, 1970 JUNKED! Fans of Tony Smith were astounded to discover one day that his 17′ by 14′ Asteriskos, one of the best pieces of art displayed at Hemisfair ’68, had vanished. The Observer found the remains of the $35,000 sculpture in a San Antonio junk yard. It hadn’t been stolen. City maintenance men simply had not realized it was sculpture. To learn about the sad fate of Asteriskos and other Hemisfair treasures, please see the story on page 3. Photo by Peter Kellogg
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