GALLERY: Politics in art at OU
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![The risers under the Seigfred echo images from the opposite mural. Only certain stairs were restored this summer, and the rest were painted gray, according to a press release from the Ohio University College of Fine Arts. The area used to be a legal area for graffiti, and past students regret its disappearance. “[It] was a great resource,” O’Keefe said. (Photo by Heather Willard)](http://static1.squarespace.com/static/5fc06f20a3bf4b14aba6cfd9/5fcea4feb797ad44d7e84aea/5fcea7aeb797ad44d7e89bec/1607378862236/Photo_2-1.jpg?format=original)
![The left sculpture frames part of the bigger mural, echoing its themes. “[Eldridge] is equal parts poet and visual artist. His writing and images tend to be apocalyptic and biblical,” O’Keefe said. (Photo by Heather Willard)](http://static1.squarespace.com/static/5fc06f20a3bf4b14aba6cfd9/5fcea4feb797ad44d7e84aea/5fcea7aeb797ad44d7e89bf2/1607378862255/Photo_3.jpg?format=original)
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