William Close adjusts his Earth Harp.
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String awaits attachment to a skyscraper in downtown L.A. as part of William Close’s Earth Harp.
(Glenn Koenig / Los Angeles Times)
William Close runs a line from the top of the skyscraper to the Earth Harp for his performance at California Plaza in downtown L.A.
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String that’ll be used in William Close’s Earth Harp. The strings are attached to water bottles, and were tossed off the roof of a skyscraper and then attached to the harp.
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William Close with his Earth Harp, which he was stringing the harp to a skyscraper in California Plaza.
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Detail of William Close’s Earth Harp, the longest stringed instrument in the world.
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Artist William Close works on his Earth Harp.
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