Sunflowers
Tag: sculpture
Climbing the Walls
I Come as a Shepherd
Sorrow of ’39
This looked like it might be significant – perhaps something to do with the sadness of WWII? So we asked a passing Park Ranger. Alas, not. The concrete post that says 1939 is simply a property boundary marker. The statue is by an artist whose work FDR saw at the Colombian Exhibition and liked so he ordered a piece from the artist. When this sculpture arrived, he hated it and banished it to the farthest reaches of his property.
Sculpture in Atlanta
Turtle Chained to its Cage
Goggling the Google Car?
Earful
Saint Clair Cemin’s In the Center
School Bull
Shot with the Sigma 30mm f2.8 e-mount
Iron Man
Coalescence, 2012, by Renata Pugh. Courtesy of the Art Students League of New York
Cope
Cope, 2012 by Damien Armondo Vera, courtesy of the Art Students League of New York
Woman Reclining
I couldn’t find any placard to indicate who the sculptor was or the title of this piece.
The Four
The Four – Saint Clair Cemin
Louise
Conversation, by Agnes Nyanhongo
A Bend in the River
Hudson River Installation
Spiral down a militaristic stairway into hell…
I think I may have photographed this before. I’m always struck by this new glass and steel apartment tower of Babel apparently rising out of MLK’s words.
Time Dimensions
