Sunday, August 10, 2014

Apache Clowns


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.

14 comments:

  1. That's a fun shot, Sharon! Those clowns look a bit scary, though, wielding those machetes!

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  2. Definitely is worth seeing. Will have to look up the artist now.

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  3. Legos and now Apaches: a strange brew.

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  4. The Heard museum is on my bucket list. Wonderful Sharon.

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  5. 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.

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  6. 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!

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  7. Very interesting sculptures. An eye catcher for sure.

    Mersad
    Mersad Donko Photography

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  8. It does make for a fascinating image!

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  9. Those are scary clowns, Sharon!

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  10. You captured them perfectly with their mirror images Sharon.

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  11. A fun shot, Sharon!
    Fascinating sculptures and nice reflections.

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  12. Really wonderful. I never heard of Apache clowns before.

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