Temple University students are bringing the Ben Franklin Bridge indoors
By: Peter Crimmins
Temple University students have taken the Ben Franklin Bridge and brought it indoors. A gallery exhibit at Temple attempts to link the span across the Delaware River with work created by art and architecture students that attempts to capture their experiences of the bridge. WHYY’s Peter Crimmins reports.
By: Peter Crimmins
pcrimmins@whyy.org
Temple University students have taken the Ben Franklin Bridge and brought it indoors. A gallery exhibit at Temple attempts to link the span across the Delaware River with work created by art and architecture students that attempts to capture their experiences of the bridge. WHYY’s Peter Crimmins reports. [audio: arts20090203.mp3]
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