Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art is spending $500,000 to restore Wolf Vostell’s concrete encrusted Cadillac sculpture, a piece which has long sat in a yard lot until the museum decided to rehabilitate its blocky frame. “Restoration and conservation is what we do, but I’d never done a project like this,”says Stephen Murphy, the general manager of Chicago Vintage Motor Carriage, where the car was restored.
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