Explore Kansas City's many murals with this self-guided tour
With over 200 murals spanning the walls, sidewalks, streets and bridges of the metro, Kansas City is as much The City of Murals as it is The City of Fountains.
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With over 200 murals spanning the walls, sidewalks, streets and bridges of the metro, Kansas City is as much The City of Murals as it is The City of Fountains.
Colorado Springs artist Pat Musick lives in the home her famous artist father, Archie Musick, created and built in the late '40s and '50s. It's built into a natural amphitheater
Colorado Springs artist Pat Musick lives in the home her famous artist father, Archie Musick, created and built in the late '40s and '50s. It's built into a natural amphitheater
Colorado Springs has a reputation as a place that favors small government and limited public spending, but 75 years ago the city was a hub for projects funded by the government's New Deal.Without those projects, Rampart Range Road wouldn't snake into the mountains, Garden of the Gods wouldn't be studded with juniper trees, Monument Creek might still flood its banks and some of the city's most visible public art wouldn't exist.This year marks the 75th anniversary of the New Deal, a series of programs that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt pushed through as his "stimulus package" to help the ...
Ralph Sutton worked on the installment of a sculpture fountain in America the Beautiful ParkThursday morning. He works for Springs Fabrication Inc. and was actually were inside the hollow area tightening bolts. The stainless steel sculpture created by artist Bill Burgess and architect Dave Barber will rotate four revolutions a hour on a base. A wall of water will flow from the top of the circle and spiral into recirculation at the base. The piece called "Continuum" by the designers, was inspired by water and the circle of life said Burgess. photo by carol lawrence