Sculptor Robert Sanabria in Philly, 1980

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Sculptor Robert Sanabria in Philly, 1980

POSTED: Tuesday, May 19, 2009, 5:00 PM

Filed Under: Arts | Visual Art | Blast from the Past Watch

Interesting 1980 mini-documentary on sculptor Robert Sanabria's creation of "Origins I", which stands (stood?) in front of the Wister Apartments in Germantown. Features a young Larry Kane and that classic PBS feeling, like those short films they used to show on Mr. Rogers, complete with curious musical choices.

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