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Sculptures might last longer?

While wondering around London, they have so many sculptures, in parks, near parkettes, some iconic, British famous characters, some just interesting creations (giraffes riding bikes). My only concern would be vandalism, but it would be nice to have art…my oldest is taking fine arts and there is not a lot of creative jobs here, anymore…we used to have opera, the philharmonic, didn’t we have our own ballet company? Kind of sad that our arts have slowly gone away….focused more on sports…

Vibrant Helsinki

During a summer trip to Helsinki, Finland, my husband and I were captivated by the city's vibrant atmosphere. The aroma of freshly baked pulla mingled with the rich scent of espresso as we explored the cycle-friendly streets. Everywhere we looked, public art surprised and delighted us, appearing even in unexpected locations like the entrances to shopping centers. Even a simple train ride became an experience, like traveling through a moving art gallery, with murals and architectural sculptures adorning the buildings we passed. As an artist and my husband an engineer, we found ourselves constantly discussing the design and construction of…

Hamilton attraction

I think Hamilton needs an attraction. Cities across Canada have tourist stops for giant photo ops like a catfish, nickel, goose, lobster etc. Hamilton needs something to keep visitors away from waterfalls and being rescued. Maybe a large Hammer. Can be made by all the steel companies. Or an art walking park like NYC has in meat packing industry.