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Look who's back! Pohina, by Deborah Butterfield, a favorite of passengers in Terminal 1, has a new home in the AirTrain station of the long-term parking garage. While it looks like it's made of driftwood, the sculpture is actually cast bronze with a patina that mimics the look of wood.
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