Lightscape XXIII – A Microcosm of Solon Ohio

This 12-foot sculpture called Lightscape XXIII, by sculptor Carol Adams, near the entrance to Solon City Hall is the brainchild of Solon Center for the Arts.  It is an interesting, creative and strong interpretation of the City of Solon by the sculptor.  It rests on a pedestal and consists of plantlike white growth of  blocks.  The enamel on steel blocks illustrate different important aspects of the city.  The lower portion of the sculpture represents the early history of Solon and as the sculpture grows and flies outward, it represents the newer history of Solon.

Public art near Solon City Hall by Carol Adams

Public art near Solon City Hall by Carol Adams-Click to enlarge

I have walked past this interesting public sculpture a couple of times, without noticing it.  I hope that I am in the minority in this regard.  The white and colorful sculpture would have probably drawn more viewers if → continue reading Lightscape XXIII – A Microcosm of Solon Ohio

Cleveland Institute of Art

Photographs of art work by students of Cleveland Institute of Art on display at Cleveland Metropolitan Zoo. . . . → Read More: Cleveland Institute of Art

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Public Art in Downtown Philadelphia-Near Reading Terminal Market

I observed this public area near the famous Reading Terminal Market in downtown Philadelphia.  The columns appear to take inspiration from Roman architecture.  Notice the large sphere in the middle of the area.

City of Philadelphia downtown area is busy and lively during daylight hours.  . . . → Read More: City of Philadelphia

Reading Terminal Market

The must see Reading Terminal Market in Downtown Philadelphia

Reading Terminal Market is an enclosed public market found at 12th and Arch Streets in downtown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Over 80 merchants offer fresh produce, meats, fish, groceries, flowers, baked goods, crafts, books, clothing, and specialty and ethnic foods. Every space in the market is . . . → Read More: Reading Terminal Market

Doon't

Observed in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is famous for the Liberty Bell, so it makes sense for a hotel to hang its picture in the lobby or in the guest living area.  I wondered if they had a picture of this iconic treasure in other bathrooms of this hotel near the Philadelphia Convention Center in . . . → Read More: Doon’t