Galleries

Day 0 — Out and Back Richard and I had planned to spend a week in southern Utah, in the Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, both Needles, and Island in the Sky districts. Getting out there and back was going to take a full day each direction. These are the photo opportunities that…

2004 found us once again going to South Lake Tahoe and skiing at Heavenly. It seems that we have better luck with both snow and accomodations when Thea and I do not go skiing alone. Once again this year, we were joined by our friend Michelle. Even though she’s only been skiing a couple of…

I had never taken the time to see any of the monuments in DC and decided that I should remedy it. I at least wanted to visit the Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln Monuments (Memorials). It took more walking than I had guessed that it would and the reflecting pool for the Lincoln Memorial was drained,…

World renowned artist Dale Chihuly created a 55 ft. tall glass tower which occupies a 3-story atrium at the main Museum entrance. Composed of 2,100 hand-blown glass parts, the signature sculpture serves as a beacon to welcome visitors. The Oklahoma City Museum of Art has adhered to the fundamental purpose set forth by its predecessor,…

The Crucible, LLC specializes in bronze sculpture both from maquette to monumental. The age old process of the lost wax method has been brought to the city of Norman by Steve and Mark Palmerton. The foundry is housed in the old Carey Lumber Building built in 1881. Beside the foundry is the Crucible Gallery and…