Chihuly Exhibit

Dec. 15, 2008

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Frozen light are words often used to describe the brilliant, colorful blown-glass artwork of Dale Chihuly. HORIZON presents a video tour of his latest installation on display through May at Phoenix’s Desert Botanical Garden.

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