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The Wall of Discovery is an environmental artwork that includes a 253-foot-long printed "blackboard" located in the center of the Scholars Walk on the University of Minnesota campus. This installation was designed to celebrate the discoveries, inventions and creations of alumni and faculty of the University that have brought significant changes to the world in which we live. An installation of this nature has never before been attempted by a major institution like the University of Minnesota.

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rdfs:comment	The Wall of Discovery is an environmental artwork that includes a 253-foot-long printed "blackboard" located in the center of the Scholars Walk on the University of Minnesota campus. This installation was designed to celebrate the discoveries, inventions and creations of alumni and faculty of the University that have brought significant changes to the world in which we live. An installation of this nature has never before been attempted by a major institution like the University of Minnesota. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cardiac surgery Inventions Robert W. Gore Roy Wilkins Saul Bellow Bob Dylan Deke Slayton Hubert Humphrey University of Minnesota LA ink Installation art works Public art in the United States Garrison Keillor Minneapolis Ancel Keys Earl Bakken Norman Borlaug Harry Blackmun Herb Brooks John Berryman Seymour Cray Image scanning Image editing Raymond Lindeman Warren Burger Reynold Johnson
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has abstract	The Wall of Discovery is an environmental artwork that includes a 253-foot-long printed "blackboard" located in the center of the Scholars Walk on the University of Minnesota campus. This installation was designed to celebrate the discoveries, inventions and creations of alumni and faculty of the University that have brought significant changes to the world in which we live. The method used to capture the work was first to create an extensive list of notable U of M graduates in as many fields as possible. Extensive research was done by Minneapolis design firm LA ink that led to the finding of many original hand written notes and diagrams chronicling the discoveries by these scholars. The documents were then scanned and retouched, pixel by pixel, until they looked as if they were rendered in chalk on a chalkboard. 20 Glass edge lit panels were also designed to both illuminate the walkway and possibly inspire current students toward future discoveries. An installation of this nature has never before been attempted by a major institution like the University of Minnesota. The Artwork was submitted to the SEGD design competition in 2007 and won their "Honor Award" the highest achievement category. That same year it also received the AIA Minnesota Honor Award. (en)
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