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Art & Sculpture
The Kissing Statue in Key West is a well-known landmark that draws visitors curious about its romantic imagery and coastal setting. Often located near popular waterfront promena...
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The Burning Tree San Antonio is a well-known local landmark that combines striking visual imagery with layered cultural references. At its core, it is a large, prominent tree in...
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Hanging in New York typically refers to displaying art, posters, or signage on publicly accessible walls and structures across the city. This evergreen explainer clarifies what...
Open articleCulture and Identity
A rainbow crosswalk memorial is a temporary, community painted zebra marking that uses the classic rainbow colors to honor the life of a person lost to violence, suicide, commun...
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Big Arch is the common nickname for the 65-foot-tall, 25,000-pound fiberglass statue of a marching band drum major that stands at the entrance of the University of Louisville ca...
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From public squares to tourist promenades, some statues draw ridicule more than reverence. This evergreen explainer examines what makes a statue among the worst ever, focusing o...
Open articleCelebrity Profiles
The phrase “Reggie statue” usually refers to a prominent bronze sculpture in downtown Detroit that portrays Reggie Jackson in a poised, at-bat stance. Erected in 1998 at the...
Open articleArt & Visual Culture
The Sarasota statue of a sailor kissing a nurse captures a spontaneous moment of postwar joy, echoing the iconic V-J Day celebrations of 1945. In this timeless tableau, the sail...
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