Where the Earth Meets the Sky
Dates
- Installed, ca. 2012
Podcasts
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Where the Earth Meets the Sky - City of Oklahoma City Public Art
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Description
This 26-foot-tall sculpture rises up from the ground in a perfect circle in front of City Hall, evolving from the reddish brown of our Oklahoma soil into a reflective surface that pulls in the sky and surrounding environment.
“In Oklahoma, the red earth and the expansive blue sky are the two natural elements that let me know I am in Oklahoma and nowhere else,” said Phillip K. Smith III. “Throughout the State’s proud history, the red soil has played a crucial role in the development of...
“In Oklahoma, the red earth and the expansive blue sky are the two natural elements that let me know I am in Oklahoma and nowhere else,” said Phillip K. Smith III. “Throughout the State’s proud history, the red soil has played a crucial role in the development of...
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Location
City Hall
200 N Walker
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
United States
200 N Walker
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
United States
In front of City Hall
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| Patience Sewell Latting | 126 feet | | ||
| Allen Morgan Street | 135 feet | | ||
| Oklahoma City Municipal Building | 146 feet | | ||
| Oklahoma Rhapsody | 147 feet | | ||
| Destination Marker #1 - Patience Latting Circle | 244 feet | | ||
| Destination Marker #2 - Art Museum | 296 feet | |
