Jerome Cabeen's “Strange Beautiful,” on display at the Museum of the Gulf Coast, demands the viewer meditate on the interconnectivity of nature and man
Big Boy visit excites train enthusiasts
Union Pacific's Big Boy No. 4014 visited Beaumont, Aug. 18. Photo by Andy Coughlan World’s largest steam locomotive makes layover in Beaumont Despite a downpour, hundreds of people gathered to catch a glimpse of Big Boy No. 4014, the world’s largest operating steam train, as it settled for an overnight stop in Beaumont, Aug. 18.The … Continue reading Big Boy visit excites train enthusiasts
Art sparks emotional response
Juror Betty Iles, left, and Lynne Lokensgard discuss an entry in the Beaumont Art League's "Landscapes and Seascapes" show, on Aug. 8, 2021. The exhibition opens Aug. 14. Photo by Andy Coughlan Beaumont Art League’s ‘Landscapes and Seascapes’ opens tonight Juror Betty Iles walks back and forth as she examines the entries in the Beaumont … Continue reading Art sparks emotional response
Historic BAT is pre-Brutalist concrete treat
The abandoned rail tracks at the Brooklyn Army Terminal Building B atrium. Photo by Andy Coughlan Located in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, the Brooklyn Army Terminal is an interesting architectural landmark. It comprises two eight-story warehouses, three piers and other buildings, and is also a train storage facility with space for … Continue reading Historic BAT is pre-Brutalist concrete treat
Cargill’s ‘Lighter Side’ is a playful treat
"…the show is a joyful experience with a chance to get up close with the artist’s various techniques and styles."
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