From 1996 to 2000, students at the Community Day School in Pittsburgh collected 6 million aluminum pop tabs to commemorate the Jews killed in the Holocaust. From 2001-2005, invited artist Elena Hiatt Houlihan guided the students in designing a sculpture which, after much research, will consist of 960 glass blocks filled with the tabs.
Students used cardboard and clay to create their design concepts, 2001.
Links to photos of the completed sculpture and the dedication ceremony.
• Dedication of keeping tabs a holocaust sculpture pittsburgh
