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I heard some people ask, "What is that?" I remember my mom had one in her desk drawer. They went the way of the typewriter I'm afraid, but now this one is enjoying retirement wheeling down a snow-dusted hill in the Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Sculpture Park, opening this month. The whole town is abuzz about this new outdoor art venue. Seattle SAM Seattle+Art+Museum Olympic+Sculpture+Garden Claes+Oldenburg Typewriter+Eraser Seattle+Waterfront sculpture+garden
cela ressemble à une immense gomme. surprenante cette sculpture
ReplyDeletethat resembles an immense gum. surprising this sculpture
i think i still have one somewhere..but the typewriter is missing !
ReplyDeleteHey that's a great idea! I love outdoors art, it makes a city more beautiful and interesting... and that in particular is really funny, cool! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting on our Flickr page for the park!
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Thanks for your kind comments everyone! This peice is fun and whimsical.
ReplyDeleteLavenderLady, When you come down to Seattle, I would love to meet you. My work schedule can be flexed if you come on a weekday. A walk through this waterfront park with you would be lovely. Maybe Susan of Not Strictly Seattle would be interested to come in from the Eastside for a CDP bloggers' meetup. Sound intersting?
-Kim
wow, this is a great fun shot...
ReplyDeletelooking forward to your photos of the new park!
ReplyDeleteHelp me, Kim, I just had to explain to my young (only by 5 years) husband what "that thing" is.... Boy, if that doesn't make me feel old..... We still have a record player and a few LPs, but he didn't know this one...
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