Tag: public art
Northwest Art Trail
Knowing I love public art, my friend Bill asked why I have not written about the Northwest Art Trail just a few miles south of me. He offered to give me a tour and added lunch at Gale Street Inn as an added incentive … not that I needed one.
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Northshore Channel Park
I have written several times about my appreciation for public art and sculptures. Last weekend, on a long walk at Skokie Northshore Channel Park, I admired several pieces while getting exercise.
Joliet’s Music Boxes
On our way to a fundraiser in Joliet for Lincoln-Way Central High School ROTC, I noticed the utility boxes were not the usual drab gray. Instead, the boxes were alive with colorful images. Loving such public art, I immediately went online to learn all about this.
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Flowering Grecian Urns
I'll take any excuse to head to Chicago's Greektown, but the yearly public art project is a great reason. This year's theme is Flowering Grecian Urns.