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Danville Chadbourne’s sculptural triptych: The Inevitable Question; The Lure of Simple Inclinations; and The False Shadow of Transformation can now be admired any time of day. Lighting for the triptych was recently installed at the Art Center so that these works can be observed at night. The magnificent Chadbourne triptych is made possible through a gift from the James A Smallenberger family. Photo credit: Pam Fulcher

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