This conceptual rendering depicts “Water in Dripping, River,” a stainless steel sculpture by Zheng Lu planned for the OneHealth Innovation District at the former GM stamping plant site. (Image ...

The sculpture, honoring the tower built in 1907, is the latest step in the city’s push to revitalize its downtown. LAKE STEVENS — Joe Powers stood in front of the 25-foot-tall water tower art piece he ...

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian will open “Water’s Edge: The Art of Truman Lowe,” the first major retrospective of the acclaimed Hoocąk (Ho-Chunk) artist, at its museum in ...

The drops of water seem to hover in the air, ringed by a wooden hoop that frames the precipitation for passersby and encourages them to consider the state of our water. Geometric shapes and organic ...

If you drive east to the end of SR 125, you will probably see the mushroom-shaped water tower with its silvery clouds. This site-specific sculpture was commissioned in the mid-1990s and reflects the ...

MUSKEGON, MI – Another of Muskegon’s large-scale art pieces — this one a sculpture of a drop of water — is about to be installed. The work called “One Drop” by Marc Moulton of Statesboro, Georgia, ...

SHANGHAI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On November 13, 166 sculptures shaped like water drops of varying sizes were erected in the Sculpture Park in front of DIFC, attracting the attention of many people. Many ...

Arlene Barnett and Shirley Pace are in the storage area of Arts Fort Worth looking through bags of empty plastic water bottles. It's a good start for an upcoming trash-to-treasure project but it is ...

MUSKEGON, MI – A large new sculpture in downtown Muskegon pays homage to the city’s connection to water, but also the importance of working together to build a community. “One Drop,” a 27-foot ...

Carlock, Marty, "A Guide to Public Art in Greater Boston," Boston: Harvard Common Press, 1988. Save Outdoor Sculpture, Massachusetts survey, 1993. Image on file. (On sculpture, near ground:) Mico K.

A steam barge design honoring Port Huron’s shipbuilding past was chosen as the next Blue Water River Walk sculpture.