It enhanced its shopping environment and inspired many conversations.
This is just one of many forms that public art can come in.
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Showing posts with label public art. Show all posts
Friday, May 11, 2012
1 of my favorite pieces of public art in Shanghai
To conclude my series of favorite examples of public art, here is one I saw in Shanghai.
It enhanced its shopping environment and inspired many conversations.
This is just one of many forms that public art can come in.
It enhanced its shopping environment and inspired many conversations.
This is just one of many forms that public art can come in.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
12 favorites examples of public art in Europe
Public art can come in many forms.
It need not always be permanent; it can be modern or historic.
But in the end, it enhances its surroundings and inspires conversations.
It need not always be permanent; it can be modern or historic.
But in the end, it enhances its surroundings and inspires conversations.
Wednesday, May 09, 2012
14 examples of public art I enjoy around Chicago
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| State St (near library) |
Today, I'm happy to share some of my favorite examples of public art, as I highlight Chicago and its neighborhoods.
Public art can come in many forms.
It need not always be permanent; it can be modern or
historic.
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| Millenium Park |
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| Chicago Historical Society |
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| Daley Plaza |
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| Chess Pavilion at North Ave. |
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| Near Diversey Harbor |
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| McDonald's University |
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| Wacker Drive |
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| Millenium Park |
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| St. Helen's School in Bucktown |
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| near South Side on Roosevelt Bridge |
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| Belmont Ave police station |
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| NBC Plaza |
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| Paulina Station, on Lincoln Ave |
But in the end, it
enhances its surroundings and inspires conversations.
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
5 of my favorite examples of public art around Columbus
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| skyline from Columbus State Comm College |
Public art can come in many forms. It need not always be permanent; it can be modern or
historic. But in the end, it
enhances its surroundings and inspires conversations.
Monday, May 07, 2012
17 pieces of inspiring public art from around the country
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| Carter Center, Atlanta |
This week, I'll be sharing some of my favorite examples of public art.
Public art can come in many forms. It need not always be permanent; it can be modern or
historic. But in the end, it
enhances its surroundings and inspires conversations.
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| Scottsdale, AZ |
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| Wilmington, DE |
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| Boise, ID |
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| Boise State University |
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| New York Public Library |
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| Houston, TX |
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| New York |
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| San Francisco |
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| Phoenix |
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| San Francisco |
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| New Orleans |
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| Boston |
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| Edmonton, AB |
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| San Francisco |
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| Minnesota |
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| Edmonton, AB |
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