| Cancun Underwater Museum Adds Visitor Center Rosemary McClure - The Los Angeles Times | |
| go to original September 25, 2013 |
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"The Silent Evolution," one of the original works of art in the Cancun Underwater Museum in Mexico, is home to lots of marine life. (Jason deCaires Taylor)
The Cancun Underwater Museum, which gives divers and snorkelers to the Mexican resort area a chance to see artworks below sea level, has added a visitor center that showcases replicas of the museum’s most popular underwater sculptures.
The underwater museum, founded in 2009, is one of the largest in the world. Divers and snorkelers can see 500 artworks, including 11 new sculptures that were added earlier this month by Jason deCaires Taylor.
The visitor center will showcase replicas of the facility’s most popular underwater sculptures.
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