Taco Cabana in Albuquerque is a delightful spot for Mexican food lovers. I love their breakfast burritos, which are among the best I’ve ever had. The burritos were generously filled,...
The Nativo Lodge underwent a recent renovation. Michael Toya, a Jemez Pueblo artist, dedicated months to creating these remarkable, large-scale, five-story murals adorning the hotel’s exterior. Additionally, he designed one...
It’s supposed to be a 1950s-era kitchen counter. It was installed at the same time as the ’57 Chevy at San Mateo & Gibson and a BarcaLounger located in another pocket park along San Mateo that I believe has since been removed. At the time the sculptor said the idea behind the whole series had something to do with ’50s domesticity, suburban expansion, etc.
Phil
2013-02-19 16:23It’s supposed to be a 1950s-era kitchen counter. It was installed at the same time as the ’57 Chevy at San Mateo & Gibson and a BarcaLounger located in another pocket park along San Mateo that I believe has since been removed. At the time the sculptor said the idea behind the whole series had something to do with ’50s domesticity, suburban expansion, etc.
Helen
2013-02-19 16:33Phil, thank you so much for that information. It’s always nice to have the story behind the art work with something like this.