Malcolm Cochran
(1948-)
American sculptor
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Malcolm Cochran (born November 20, 1948) is an artist and former Ohio State University art professor from Columbus, Ohio. His works include Field of Corn, depicting rows of concrete corn at Frantz Park in Dublin, Ohio, inspired by Ohio's farming history. Field of Corn wasn't without controversy, however, as it garnered praiseworthy as well as critical letters to the Editor to the Columbus Dispatch. In 2006, Field of Corn was chosen as one of the nine quirkiest places to visit as part of Kimberly-Clark's Cottonelle web site Puppy Tracks promotion. It also appeared in a 2006 Weird Ohio book, made an appearance on former CNBC show Dennis Miller Live, and has been cited in educational journals and textbooks.
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20 November 1948 (age 76) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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