October 20, 2009 | Suzanne Zack, University Libraries

New Art Installation in Babbidge Library Celebrates Words

A new art installation by Linda Foster employs "words" translated into multiple languages and projected by sunlight as legible shadows. Photo by Suzanne Zack

<p>Artwork by Linda Foster employs "words" translated into multiple languages and projected by sunlight as legible shadows in a new installation on Level 3 of the Homer Babbidge Library. Photo by Suzanne Zack</p>
Artwork by Linda Foster employs "words" translated into multiple languages and projected by sunlight as legible shadows, in a new installation on Level 3 of the Homer Babbidge Library. Photo by Suzanne Zack
<p>Artist Linda Foster oversees installation of her project "Hamlet: A Cast of Shadows" at the Homer Babbidge Library. The project draws its inspiration from dialogue in Act ll of William Shakespeare's play. Photo by Suzanne Zack</p>
Artist Linda Foster oversees installation of her project "Hamlet: A Cast of Shadows" at the Homer Babbidge Library. The project draws its inspiration from dialogue in Act ll of William Shakespeare's play.