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Articles, interviews, institutional records, publications, and other documentation of George Sabra's work, exhibitions, public installations, and environmental projects.

2026
Apr 2026
Saudi Arabia Inaugurates "Black Gold Museum" Showcasing Oil's Global Impact
Qatar News Agency
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Ocean / El Plastico
2021
UMA's "El Plastico" Brings New Awareness to Ocean Pollution
30A
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2021
El Plastico
Underwater Museum of Art
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2021
UMA Celebrates Third Art Deployment
Visit South Walton
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2021
Eight New Sculptures in the Underwater Museum of Art
30A TV
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Underwater Museum of Art
2020
2020 Underwater Museum of Art Installations Announced
30A
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2019
2019 Underwater Museum of Art Installations
30A
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Public Art
2017
It's TEMPO Time! Don't Miss These Temporary Outdoor Artworks by Austin Area Artists
Austin.com
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2015
KNOT
Public Art Archive / City of Austin
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2015
Era Gate — Artwork Documentation
City of Austin / Art in Public Places
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2015
2015
Artist George Sabra Wants Us to "Tie the Knot" on Petroleum
Inhabitat
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2011
Oct 2011
Green City Festival Shows Austin's Environmental Side
Austin American-Statesman
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Interviews
2010
Voices of the ReGeneration: George Sabra, Sculptor
Mother Nature Network
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Maker / Early Work
2007
Cedar Man AKA Maker Man
Make: Magazine
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Academic & Educational
2014
Eco-Art: A Case Study of Three Artists
University of Florida
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2015
Trash and Waste. Rubbish and Other Crap, Debris, Detritus, Dirt
University of Huddersfield
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2023
STAAR Grade 3 Spanish Reading Language Arts Rationales
Texas Education Agency
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Visual Documentation
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George Sabra — Public Art in Austin
Wikimedia Commons
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2018
Era Gate — George Sabra
Wikimedia Commons
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2019
El Plastico — George Sabra
Wikimedia Commons
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Documentation
The work continues beyond the sculpture itself— through the people who encounter it, document it, and carry its story forward.