Picture Gallery

Partial aerial view of Broken English from the North side of the HSSC building showcasing the disconnect of the sculpture which is partially why it is named Broken English — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

Side view of Broken English from the West, from this angle you can see the beautiful shadows it casts. — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

close up side angle showing the detail of the textured patina finish on the sculpture — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

Students walking past Broken English into the HSSC — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

An angled aerial view shot from the top of the north wing of the HSSC — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

Side view of Broken English by Gregory Gomez with Grinnell's Humanities and Social Sciences Center in background HSSC) — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

Side view from a perspective of someone walking past and into the HSSC — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

Artist Greg Gomez making the final adjustments during his instillation — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

A angle from above showing how the sculpture is displayed surrounded by small lights inserted in the ground — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

A zoomed in photo of the the word "Jean", the only word that is not in the actual "Second Coming" poem. This is in honor of Jean Chambers' the late wife of donor John Chambers '77. — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

Close up detail with the West side of the Noyce Building in background — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

A zoom into the fine details of the patinated finish of the letters that make up Broken English — (Photo by Justin Hayworth/Grinnell College)

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