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    Putnam County Mural Project

    Putnam County Mural Project

    4.0(1 review)
    14.5 mi

    Driving north on US 231 into Greencastle, it is hard to miss this giant four piece mural that was…read moreadded in fall 2019 by international artist Andrei Krautsou (who signs his work Key Detail). Funds were raised by the local people and a matching grant led to a search for the right artist who would work with the people to create a mural that would capture the spirit of the area. What makes this mural unusual, other than its gigantic size, is that it covers four grain silos (only two are inactive). The round surface makes for a pit of a challenge to fit full images in view. The artist did a rough sketch on the surface and then used a lift and spray paint to finish the job in just a few weeks in September. The four silos have unique themes. On the left, the silo features a bald eagle for American Strength. The next features a cow and horse for Agriculture. The next silo, which is a bit larger features a giant violin representing the Arts, particularly DePauw School of Music & Arts. Finally, the last mural features a whitetail buck, a covered bridge, and morel mushrooms along with the artist's tag on the back. Common to all the murals is the artist's use of plants and flowers to fill in the space around the central images of each silo. The space not only creates a sense of identity, but offers a vibrant first image of the city as visitors arrive. Well done! I enjoy discovering these installations by towns that are fighting to stay appealing to locals and visitors alike. Review #3121

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    Flame of the Millennium - Flame of the Millenium by Leonardo Nierman (2003)

    Flame of the Millennium

    5.0(1 review)
    12.9 mi

    One of the most impressive sculptures I have found in my travels around central Indiana is the…read more"Flame of the Millennium" by Leonardo Nierman (2003) on the campus of Rose-Hulman University. Even though the day was overcast, the gleaming stainless steel piece cut 45' into the air. I can't wait to visit it during the summer when the fountains are going on a bright blue day. It must be even more spectacular. And while you are on campus, there is a great variety of sculpture to be found. Many of the pieces were "temporary" when displayed, but the artists, in many cases, simply thought it easier to leave the pieces on campus than to pay to have them hauled and stored elsewhere. So, the folks at Rose-Hulman get the continued benefit of having them there. Across from Olin Hall is an untitled piece by Mark Parmenter. It reminds me of a large scoop and is located near the parking lot. Over on the Olin Hall Lawn can be found "Intersection" by Jeffrey Garrett and "Rays of the Rising Sun over Still Waters" by popular artist Phil Dees. There is also a piece called "Spiral" by Patrick Titzer. There is a small garden near Olin (Advanced Learning Center Friendship Garden) that has a human figure covered in mirrors called "Elusive sElf" by Aleksandra Krasuskaya that is a permanent piece. Closer to the entrance of Olin Hall are "Curly-Que 05" and "Storm Bender", both by Dees. On the back side of Olin is a Cairn for the Chapel Bell (to the west) and many other pieces of sculpture. "Knotty Knot" by Robert Evans is a twisted piece of aluminum. A massive red construct "Cecil Lobo Memorial" is also between Olin and the library. One of the older pieces on campus is the 1924 "Call of the Sea" by local artist Harriet Whitney Frishmuth that shows a young woman riding a fish. Another Evans piece "Knot Revisited" is just east of that. Over towards Moench Hall is a nice bronze called "Woman in Prayer" by Paul Dubois. And in front of the library are a cool sundial and "The Silver-Pulsar" by Dees. Back by the stadium is a sculpture in the roundabout "Self Made Man" by Bobbie Carlyle. This bronze shows a man chiseling himself out of stone with a hammer. The campus also has a Bell Tower and Carillon and a very cool shell shaped building called the White Chapel. If you like art, make sure to fit time to visit Rose-Hulman the next time you are near Terre Haute. Review #1248

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    Flame of the Millennium - Flame of the Millenium by Leonardo Nierman 2003

    Flame of the Millenium by Leonardo Nierman 2003

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    Untitled 2001 - Untitled 2001 by Stephen Powell (2001)

    Untitled 2001

    5.0(1 review)
    37.0 mi

    On my most recent trip to Bloomington, I headed out to the west side to find a large wind driven…read moresculpture behind the Bed Bath and Beyond store. Partially hidden by large evergreen trees on the west side of the green space is a sculpture that is nearly 70 feet in height made of coated steel that on sunny days, reflects deep colors off its surface. The piece is officially listed as "Untitled 2001" by artist Stephen Powell (2001) but is also referred to as "Fngers". The piece has two end pillars that support a crossbar. The cross bar has five tapered tubes that use their thicker and heavier bases to counter balance the long and narrow portion that reach skyward. As wind catches the long surfaces, the tubes pivot towards horizontal depending upon the wind velocity. On my visit, the wind was light, so the tubes were generally pointing skyward with litle movement. However, I have seen photos of the tubes frozen in winter parallel to the ground! At the time of my visit, there were no benches in the vicinity for visitors to sit and watch the movement though I can imagine that it may be peacefl to watch the tubes sway. I believe I've read the tubes make noise on windy days as well, but were silent on my trip. If you are in the area and the wind is cooperating, take a moment to swing by to check it out. There is plenty of parking to pull up and view the piece in motion. Review #1370

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    Untitled 2001 - Untitled 2001 by Stephen Powell (2001)

    Untitled 2001 by Stephen Powell (2001)

    Untitled 2001 - Untitled 2001 by Stephen Powell (2001)

    Untitled 2001 by Stephen Powell (2001)

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    Homeless Jesus

    Homeless Jesus

    4.8(6 reviews)
    52.6 miMile Square

    The irony of allowing humanity to fall so deep into greed that the unhoused population sit on this…read morebench without anywhere to call home. Says lots without saying a word.

    This is a very powerful and intriguing piece that is located off to the side of the Roberts Park…read moreUnited Methodist Church. This sculpture is the work of Timothy Schmalz, a Canadian sculptor and devout Catholic, who was commissioned by Roberts Park United Methodist Church to create this bronze sculpture in 2015. It also goes by the name Jesus the Homeless. As nice as it is, this piece is not one of a kind. There are a bunch of them placed all around the world, well over 100. The original was made in 2013 and is located at Regis College, University of Toronto. Other locations that you will find the sculpture include Australia, Singapore, Israel, South Korea, Scotland, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Columbia and the Dominican Republic to name just a few. This sculpture is very realistic and detailed. Which brings me to a funny story. In October 2020, police in Ohio were dispatched to a report of a homeless man sleeping on a park bench. Ironically, this call was made within 20 minutes of the Homeless Jesus sculpture being installed. Yep, some called the police on the statue. I will admit, I had to do a double take to make sure it was not real when I saw it. And you are certain to be fooled if you are driving by. It should be noted the the sculpture in Vatican City has received the blessing of the Pope. The bench is about 7 feet wide and depicts a covered figure, assumed to be Jesus, laying on it. The only real identification being the crucifixion wounds on the figures feet. For the low price of 99.99 you too can have your own mini-homeless Jesus made by the artist himself. The sculpture is just off of the Roberts Park United Methodist Church parking lot and runs along Alabama Street. There is tons of metered street parking available in front of and adjacent to the sculpture. There is also a commercial parking lot directly behind it that you can pull into, get out and take a closer look too. I guess you could also do a safe and strategic slow rolling drive by and get a a half decent look, but I do not recommend that. You will not get the full effect of the sculpture. As with most sculptures that I have visited and reviewed, this is not a very long stop. I was there less than 5 minutes. You may want to consider planning out additional stops at many of the other sculptures, murals and attractions in the area, or making this stop part of a larger itinerary to maximize your time and trip. Brickhead3 and Viewfinders would be a great start.

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