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Noyac Artist Robert Hooke Donates Sculpture Symbolizing Growth and Knowledge

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Artist Robert Hooke has donated his bronze sculpture,

Artist Robert Hooke has donated his bronze sculpture, "Growth," to the Sag Harbor School District, which has put it on display at the Pierson High School entrance. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Aug 20, 2025
“Growth,” a sculpture executed by artist Robert Hooke, a resident of Noyac, has found a new home at the Jermain Street entrance to Sag Harbor’s Pierson High School. Hooke, whose... more

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