enRoute June 2006

Strike a Pose

These sculptures have no problem holding still for the camera.

Washington, D.C.
How to eavesdrop on the conversationalists of Juan Muñoz’s Last Conversation Piece : Wander around the garden at the Hirshhorn Museum, which holds 60 sculptures.
Photo by Ingrid Hann

Bilbao, Spain
Building that this giant Jeff Koons Chia Pet is guarding: Frank Gehry’s Bilbao Guggenheim, a showpiece of contemporary architecture.
Photo by Karen Sopuch

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Tea lovers who introduced Arabs to their favourite beverage: the British, who wanted to liquidate their stocks (while filling their pockets).
Photo by Noel Gacusan

Brasília, Brazil
Why this Bruno Giorgi sculpture is tops: It is dedicated to the labourers who built Brazil’s capital city.
Photo by Greg Mazur

Xian, China
Length of time this soldier has been waiting to confront the enemy: 2,216 years, ever since he was buried with the first emperor of unified China.
Photo by Edward Mantey

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