Crammed into a narrow wedge of land in downtown Princeton, N.J., an unusual but ephemeral park presents a quirky celebration of art, science, mathematics, architecture, and landscape design.
A neon sign marks the entrance to Quark Park in Princeton, N.J. Marc Pelletier’s 120-cell sculpture is visible below the sign. I. PetersonWhen struck by a metal rod, each of these granite pillars emits a tone.
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