Thanks. The artist’s statement says it is made of Eastern white cedar, birch plywood, galvanized metal, acrylic resin liquid coating, UV resistant Plexiglass acrylic, cast concrete, steel
How I miss the Greenway since I retired! I adored seeing art like this. I hope the state and city find a way to let it continue. Right now it looks like abutting businesses will kick in partial funds. But they will also have some say over the art. Ba-ad idea! Follow @fortpointer on Twitter for updates.
About a mile away from where I live, there’s a house that has a “crooked” room attached to it. Inside, it’s level, but from the outside, it sort of looks like this house. I love the unusual, but I’m not sure I’d go quite that far, personally!
It makes much for sense to me as a sculpture! That’s why I thought it so odd when I saw it in an actual house. If it ever goes for sale, I’m going to try to see the inside, because who knows what else they did?
I’m not sure about a ‘sculpture,’ but I love the Thursday Door. GREAT one. 🙂
Thank you, Judy. Cheers!
Amazing! Great Thursday Door 😀
Cheers!
Sid
Thank you, Sid. Cheers
Lovely capture!
Thank you.
I really don’t know why but somehow it reminds me of the leaning tower of Pisa 😉
The leaning house of Boston?
Hahaha! 😃 Well named! Cheers!
do you know what it was constructed of? good Thursday doors!
Thanks. The artist’s statement says it is made of Eastern white cedar, birch plywood, galvanized metal, acrylic resin liquid coating, UV resistant Plexiglass acrylic, cast concrete, steel
you are thorough.. thanks!!
Ha ha ha. My pleasure.
I love this! Especially with those high-rises as a background. Very cool sculpture, Chris.
Isn’t it great. Thanks, Lois. Cheers
Nice juxtaposition! Is there a witch under there? The house is certainly yellow.
It would be fun to put some fake legs and feet under it, wouldn’t it. Thank you. Cheers
Did Dorothy throw a bucket of water on it 😉
Ha ha ha. I had not thought of the Oz connection. Cheers
There’s no place like home!
How I miss the Greenway since I retired! I adored seeing art like this. I hope the state and city find a way to let it continue. Right now it looks like abutting businesses will kick in partial funds. But they will also have some say over the art. Ba-ad idea! Follow @fortpointer on Twitter for updates.
It is turning out nice. Let’s hope it does not go commercial. Cheers
Just beautiful, Chris 🙂
xo
Thank you. It was a bit of a shock to come down the path and find this. Cheers!
About a mile away from where I live, there’s a house that has a “crooked” room attached to it. Inside, it’s level, but from the outside, it sort of looks like this house. I love the unusual, but I’m not sure I’d go quite that far, personally!
Not for my personal home but it makes a cool sculpture. That’s interesting someone did that to their home. Cheers
It makes much for sense to me as a sculpture! That’s why I thought it so odd when I saw it in an actual house. If it ever goes for sale, I’m going to try to see the inside, because who knows what else they did?
Yes, a peek inside would be so cool.
Well there’s something you don’t see every day. Great choice for Thursday Doors 🙂
Thank you, Norm. It is unusual. They have some nice artistic installations along this greenway.
Very crazy and attractive at the same time, Chris!! 🙂
It is both. There is also the irony of a farmhouse in the middle of skyscrapers.
Reminds me of childhood rhyme – “There was a crooked man …. and they all lived together in a yellow crooked house …”
I remember that as well. That could have been the title. Cheers
Good one!
Thank you so much. Cheers
It’s making me feel unbalanced 😉 I like the cheerful yellow color though and you’ve photographed it well!
Yeah, it’s a bit disorienting. I’m glad you enjoyed it. It’s a cool sight. Cheers
So pretty!!
I love the crazy angle it is set at. Cheers