Visual Culture: KAWS - Companion (Passing Through) Installation in Philadelphia

April 12, 2013 - 6:58 p.m.

The immensely talented artist KAWS will have his "Companion" sculpture on exhibition at Philadelphia's 30th Street Station from now until May 14th. The 16-foot tall structure is truly an installation to be seen in person. A recap video, created by Living Proof Magazine, on the unveiling of the massive work can be seen below.

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