The most memorable—and as an 18 year old, inspirational—exhibition was the kinetic sculptures of Arthur Ganson (and fortunately for you, it’s still there). As an artistically inclined computer scientist who’s also a pretty good juggler, I’m essentially Ganson’s core demographic. Had Brown’s sculpture class been easier to get into, I think I would have produced similar works, but alas, it was not to be. For now, I continue to attend Brown, diligently focusing on the far less physical world of computer science. To that end, I just came across Arthur Ganson’s TED Talk, which I’ve embedded below.