1.26 Amsterdam
U.S. artist Janet Echelman’s artwork “1.26 Amsterdam” spans the Amstel River during the opening of the Amsterdam Light Festival. The artwork refers to the earthquake in Chili of February 2010 that reduced the day by 1.26 microseconds. (Peter Dejong/Associated Press)
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