I was all set to talk about a new multimedia sculpture installation in NYC's Madison Square Park today, and will perhaps soon, but this beaking sculpture news just hit the radar and it was too good to keep to myself.
Rush Limbaugh is about to join other Missouri icons like Walt Disney and Mark Twain in the state capitol's Hall of Fame. As Speaker Tilley said when he gave the bronze head the nod- "It's not the hall of the universally loved..."
Gotcha, fellow.
But what (besides fame) could or should qualify someone for the honor of standing forever in the Halls of public government?
Is there anything else that Missourians want to be known for?
http://www.komu.com/news/sculpture-of-rush-limbaugh-headed-to-the-state-capitol-28517/
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- I've lived in the US from the AZ desert to an island in Narragansett Bay, from a high rise in the city, to a cabin on the Mexican Border. And through it all, I've explored art more and more deeply through writing, filmmaking, photography, and most of all absorbing the stories of public art.
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