My stay in San Francisco was way to short, but I will be back! A quick nod to the Golden Gate Bridge and then it was off to the airport for my flight to Kansas City.
Me, some bicycles,and the Golden Gate Bridge.
Layovers between plane rides are best for hunting out airport art. Still, I got to the airport early enough to enjoy a few pieces before I boarded my plane.
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- The Great Transparents by Lee Mullican
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- Detail Shot of The Great Transparents
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- I never would have thought his work was inspired by Native American art and culture.
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- Hitwood by Sam Tchakalian
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- Detail of Hitwood by Sam Tchakalian
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- Process and color–I can relate to those things.
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- Metamorphosis by Hassel Smith
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- Detail of Metamorphosis by Hassel Smith
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- Isn’t Hassel a great name?
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- Topograph #1 by Kendall Buster
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- Topograph #2 by Kendall Buster
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- A view from underneath
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- A view from a distance
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- A view from up close
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- I love these two pieces.
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- Torso by Marc Katano
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- Greeting a Totem by Marc Katano
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- I hope I attributed the pieces correctly.
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- Stacking Stones by Seiji Kunishima
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- Stacking Stones by Seiji Kunishima
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- Another favorite from this hunt.
It is great fun to hunt for art in airports, but adequately photographing them is another thing. In many of my pictures you can see a reflection of me or other airport surroundings. Which is kind of a bummer. The works do look better without my reflection superimposed on them.
Hello rolling hills of eastern Kansas. You always do look mighty fine this time of the year.
