The Annual All-College Spring Thing is an event sponsored by the College of Architecture and Design and the School of Art. Established in 1971 by the American Institute of Architects Student Chapter, the event brings speakers to campus and involves outreach activities that educate the general public. In 1978, as part of TAAST, Cindy Snodgrass and Warren Crain designed a “sky sculpture” composed of horizontal fabric strips, which was flown from Stokely Management Center and was the largest outdoor art piece ever displayed on campus.
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