Sunday, April 6, 2008

Words | Permalink

Sort of sculpture in Cleveland State University in front of Monte Ahuja Building.

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Monday, January 7, 2008

Little Man | Permalink

Cleveland Public Library, downtown Cleveland.

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Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Guitars Shadow | Permalink

Display of guitar sculptures in front of Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame Museum in Cleveland.

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Friday, June 22, 2007

I Dreamt I Was a Dragon | Permalink

That is title of the sculpture. By local artist Irene M. Sukle. Location in 3126 St. Clair Ave. (Asia Food Market). When I was taking the picture, I had nice conversation with Katharyne (staff of SCSDC) While Katharyne was fixing something in sculpture, she explained about the sculpture and little bit information behind this project. I think she said there are 44 pig sculptures throughout the St Clair-Superior Ave area.
According to Chinese Calendar, started February is year of Pig. And St. Clair Superior Development Corporation (SCSDC) welcomes the 2007 Year of the Pig celebration to the St. Clair Superior neighborhood with a public art exhibition. All the pig are created by local artists. And to make each pig sculpture interesting, each artist created or inspired sculpture with their own interpretation and idea. The goal of this project is to promote investment in St. Clair Superior neighborhood, promote cultural awareness and support local artists. The exhibition will end by a week before Labor Day and off for auction.

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Wednesday, June 13, 2007

FREE | Permalink

This huge sculpture suppose to be rubber stamp of "Free". Not much information I got around this huge sculpture. From net I got information about Free rubber stamp. The sculpture created by Claes Oldenburg with size 28' and 48' (8.5 m x 14.6 m). It was commissioned by Amaco Oil Company in 1985 that was intended to be displayed in Amaco's lobby but end-up in storage in Indiana for 7 years. And in 1991 was donated to city of Cleveland. This sculpture on Lakeside Ave and East 9 St.

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