Workers installed Lee Tribe’s abstract creation on Warwick Boulevard; the wide median between Yates Elementary and Peninsula Memorial Park is a good place for a piece that gives the intangible of time a three-dimensional presence, with sweeping arcs, busy intervals, and a shape with no beginning and no end. Making it happen required a lot of partners, so thanks to Advex Corporation, Hampton Roads Crane & Rigging, Cable Associates, engineer George Cornwell, Peninsula Memorial Park, Advanced Electrical, Stan Cairns and John Cryer Concrete for their help. While this newest piece of public art is located on public land, it is funded by private donations. Read more about the process of bringing Time to Newport News in this article by the Daily Press.