The View from a Drawbridge

Tag: statues

  • Rome’s Capitoline Museums: The Oldest Public Museums in the World

    Rome’s Capitoline Museums: The Oldest Public Museums in the World

    The best place to gain an understanding and true appreciation of the art and history of ancient Rome.

  • The Art of Eureka Springs

    There’s a lot of quirky public art to enjoy.

  • Art in Three Dimensions

    Sculptures are art on another level.

  • Art Encounters in Hawaii and Kauai

    When travel and art collide, my cup runneth over.

  • Public Art Can Unite or Divide

    People who wish to control the narrative tend to hate public art.

  • Public Art from around the Globe

    Art raises a civilization to the next level.

  • Public Art Lovers

    I love the concept of group whimsy and delight!

  • Context is Everything

    God, but I love Seattle. And of all the unique neighborhoods that make up this city, my very favorite is Fremont. If houses went for something less than a half million dollars and actually came with parking spaces and decent sized yards, I’d live there. I do believe that this quirky, artsy neighborhood may in…

  • Historical Statues: One Solution

    At a time when the US seems to be struggling with what to do with its Confederate statues and memorials, I can’t help but remember my trip to Budapest back in 2006. What an amazing city, with a lot of very tragic history. They were occupied by German forces in WWII, forcing them to embrace…