That's the name of this installation at the Patterns In Nature show at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Insight perhaps because you can ...

  This work, which I think is called Point of View, appears to be suspended over a gentle, sphere-like fountain.  However, it is inside a ga...

  I'm a photographer for pleasure and and personal fulfillment, not for money. In the nearly twenty years I've been posting pictures...

  New stuff, in two ways. Time for some fresh material, and there is a lot of good outdoor sculpture around. (Although someday I'll do a...

  A new country for us, Slovakia. Only six million people, with the capital, Bratislava, at about a half million. The country punches above ...

  Another piece by Igor Mitoraj downtown, but in a place with less traffic than Eros Bendato, seen here a number of times ( https://tinyurl....

This picture was taken yesterday, Friday. By the time you see this post the sculpture will probably be gone from the site. Synergism by  Wi...

  Mariposas, butterflies in Spanish. This unusual work is found on the side of the Central Branch of the St. Louis Public Library, a wonderf...

  Big Brother may actually be watching you. We in the United States have reason to worry about such things these days. Tony Tasset's Eye...

  One more by Harry Weber. Actually, this is just across the river in East St. Louis, Illinois. Malcolm Martin was a corporate lawyer in a b...

  A sculpture by Harry Weber, whose work is all around here, called The Captains' Return . It depicts Meriwether Lewis and William Clark...

  Richard Serra's Twain  is a controversial work. It's big, 12 foot / 3.7 meter slabs of semi-rusted Cor-ten steel taking up most of...

  Or Zenit in the original Italian. Mimmo Paladino's work is placed on a wooded rise in Citygarden, a very tall stylized horse with a so...

All of America and some of the rest of the world knows that the U.S. is having one heck of a winter storm this weekend, affecting more than ...

  Kim Lum's The Space Between Scott And Plessy in Laumeier Sculpture Park. The two busts face each other. Dred Scott was the slave in S...

  So said John Lennon. As we continue with St. Louis sculpture, who better to personify love than Eros, Greek god of the same? Igor Mitoraj ...

  The series of four busts of St. Louis writers I just finished was unusual. It occurred to me that a survey of local public sculpture might...

  Euclid and McPherson Avenues is a major intersection in The Lou’s trendy Central West End neighborhood, or CWE. Each of the four corners h...

A wider view of the installation near the Mississippi by the late local artist and general strange person, Bob Cassilly,  https://en.wikiped...

Out-there sculpture in an old industrial area of the riverfront. There is a lot more of this construction than fits in the frame and a lot m...