Weekly Photo Challenge No. 372 - Public Art

At a local restaurant

Art in a park.
Artist: Keith Jellum, Statue: Vincent, Waiting for Alice.

Thanks for helping me get my culture on Sepiana!

The twelve tumbling telephone boxes of Kingston, south west London. 

The artwork is entitled "Out of Order" and features twelve genuinely decommissioned telephone boxes, symbolising the disappearance of these once familiar icons of a less technical age.

Dennis

As part of a local arts community effort called the California Bear Project, the fifth installment of the series was unveiled to the community, depicting scenes in the valley’s history.

The five-by-ten-foot Santa Clarita History Bear was brought to life by local artist Frank Rock. Rock lovingly named the bear “Beale Butt” because Beale’s Cut near the Newhall Pass is painted on the statue’s rear end.

The statue also features Vasquez Rocks, Tiburcio Vásquez, William S. Hart, Saugus Café, the Saugus Train Station, the Oak of the Golden Dream, the Newhall Ranch House, E.M. Chaix Grocery Store, the Sierra Highway Tunnel, the Walk of Western Stars, the longest running oil rig, various animals and the St. Francis Dam, which Rock is an expert on.

This is the ND Medal of Honor memorial in Roosevelt Park, Minot.
There are 20 Medal of Honors
9 of them were awarded for action in the Philippines beginning in 1899.
This was not one of our nations finest efforts! Wikipedia has the details, of course.
Among the Medals of Honor awarded is Theodore Roosevelt. He may be North Dakota's most famous ex-resident.
He lived in the western part of the state, having a ranch in the Badlands from 1880's.
Partly due to these experiences, he became a leader in the conservation movement.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park is the best monument to this man.