Public Art – Page 3 – Explorations In Photography

The British Howitzer On Display

Manned by one Officer and five supporting soldiers, the Howitzer was a deadly weapon.

The project was completed in 2014 and was scheduled to be removed after a couple of years, but the public won’t let it go.

The Musée d’Orsay, a converted train station, has become an incredible museum. The focus is on Impressionst and Post-Impressionist art and sculpture.

The image is of a 3-meter-tall sculpture that was designed and created by a local Metis artist named Jaimie Isaac.

Perhaps the most photographed graffiti wall in the entire world, credited to an unknown artist in honour of John Lennon.