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After being indoors at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for the last three years, Richard Serra's Sequence has returned to the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University. The massive sculpture weights 235 tons and measures 67-foot-long, 42-foot-wide, and 13-foot-high. It was installed with the help of 12 wide-body flatbed trucks over two days.
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