While I was at the Heard Museum, I took the opportunity to visit a few other exhibits at the museum. I was happy to see the sculpture garden open with a new selection of sculptures to admire. This one is called Apache Clowns II by Phillip Haozous. I liked the way they were reflected in the glass behind them.
I have a new post on Sharon's Sojourns today. Today we take a look inside the Mission Inn in Riverside California.
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That's a fun shot, Sharon! Those clowns look a bit scary, though, wielding those machetes!
Definitely is worth seeing. Will have to look up the artist now.
Legos and now Apaches: a strange brew.
The Heard museum is on my bucket list. Wonderful Sharon.
I don;t know as much as I should about the cultural traditions of Apache clowns, although we have a painting at home that shows one.
The culture must use the word 'clowns' differently because they don't look very funny. But then, clowns always did make me nervous. Nice shot!
Very interesting sculptures. An eye catcher for sure.
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These are pretty amazing!
Very lifelike!
It does make for a fascinating image!
Those are scary clowns, Sharon!
You captured them perfectly with their mirror images Sharon.
A fun shot, Sharon!
Fascinating sculptures and nice reflections.
Really wonderful. I never heard of Apache clowns before.
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