I love public art! This second set of public sculptures focuses on pieces that make us think by employing their settings to comment upon or evoke a satirical view of life.
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Dust to dust…
Painting the town red
Your basic everyday knotted chimney with trumpets
Escaping the mold!
Don’t you hate it when this happens?
I’m outa here!
Cozy and secure…or, well, cozy anyway
Spewing out what we’ve learned (Artist: Alicia Martin)
He’s got the whole world…
Artists: Claudia Fontes
Artist: Lorenzo Quinn
Persephone Descending
Coffee klatch!
Launching ourselves into the future! (by Cornelia Konrads)
Kindness has no limits
Ego Erectus (in an abandoned German bank) by Mario Mankey
Water power!
Gabion River stones – by Benjamin Fish
Performance artist Sachiko Abe
Artist: Lorenzo Quinn
Artist: Lorenzo Quinn
Summer!
Fish out of water
Bear market?
Telephone Sheep by Jean-Luc Cornec (look closely at the elements used)
The Traveller (Vitebsk Railway Station)
Waterfall by Olafur Eliasson
Wonderful images. I like all the public art as well. So many creative minds.
Amazing Art
Love them all!
These are all incredible, but “Breaking the Mold” is my favorite for the sheer job it conveys!
Oops! *Of course I meant “joy.”
Given the amount of effort involved, both words probably apply, Liz. ;>)
“Breaking the Mold” 🙂❤️✔️
Love love love! They are all so amazing! That bird trying to carry the man, that baby touching the statue’s face….that man sitting on one side with his legs on the other holding his hands down to save the woman….definitely astonishing 👏🏽
Incredible! Thanks for sharing these.
Absolutely wonderful!
Those are cool, especially the sheep!
Amazing
Wow.
Fantastic!
What fun!!!!!
Check out Michelangelo’s Titan Slaves. They too are emerging from the marble but made in the 1520s.
Only the best, love ‘The I’m outa here’ – hilarious. Well done.
super!!
Wonderful!
Mitch,
Great stuff! You really have to marvel at people’s ideas. Bring out your art! DING!
Gary
Those are great! Where do you find these things?
Pinterest, mostly, and others by googling key words.
Fantastic!
Awesome. Thank You.
Have a good day!
I’d love to be able to build whole park dedicated to stuff like this.
I’d be there in a heartbeat!
You’re definitely invited 😊
I’d come to your park!
These are amazing. Great post Mitch.
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