Photo by Jason Small • jsmall4@mscd.edu Clinton T. Sander’s sculpture, titled “Barrels,” stands behind the Emmanuel Art Gallery as part of a UCD student exhibition showing through the end of April. The sculpture, which includes a solar-powered water fountain, is meant to symbolize clean water sustainability, Sander said. FULL STORY

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