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PPAC #29: Photographing Public Art Challenge
Photographing Public Art
PPAC #21
This amazing frieze can be found inside the Circuit Courthouse in Annapolis, Maryland. This was erected as a memorial to honor those lawyers who fought and died in the “Great War.” To me, this depiction brings to mind the famous painting by Jacques-Louis David, Oath of the Horatii. A pre-Revolution work of art, the themeContinue reading “PPAC #21”
PPAC# 20
Okay, then. It seems as if I may be getting back on track. Here is my entry for the Photographing Public Art Challenge. For a change, I’m actually posting this in a timely fashion. I’ve been meaning to photograph this mural for quite some time now. It’s not far from my home. On this particularContinue reading “PPAC# 20”
PPAC# 19
I know that I’m late, but circumstances beyond my control have caused me to divert my efforts to other areas. Please accept this post as my contribution to the Photographing Public Art Challenge. Best wishes, Russell Here are another one of those ugly birds that the city gave to local artists to paint. It’s anotherContinue reading “PPAC# 19”
PPAC #15
Photographing Public Art
PPAC #13 – Photographing Public Art Challenge
Photographing Public Art Challenge
Photographing Public Art Challenge (PPAC) #10
Photographing Public Art
PPAC #8: August 6, 2021
This thing (for lack of a better word) was apparently part of a civic art project. There are a few of them around Annapolis. People were given blank birds to do whatever they wished to do with them. There was a similar event in Los Angeles around the turn of this past Century. Blank, facelessContinue reading “PPAC #8: August 6, 2021”