New sculptures by artist Seward Johnson on display in downtown Metuchen
The three new pieces are a part of a partnership between the Metuchen Downtown Alliance and the Seward Johnson studio based in Hamilton.
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Jun 29, 2023, 12:58 PM
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7h agoIf you’re walking or driving around Metuchen, you’ll see new sculptures lining the streets.
The three new pieces around the downtown area are a part of a partnership between the Metuchen Downtown Alliance and the Seward Johnson studio based in Hamilton.
Johnson was a famous artist from New Brunswick known for his life-size bronze sculptures.
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