Man Loves Fish
I love most of Chicago’s public art. Some it it makes no sense. This man hugging a fish, outside of the Shedd Aquarium, has got to be one of the strangest examples of art I’ve ever seen.
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We have some really random public art in Philadelphia, too. Like a three-story tall clothespin in Center City. And a huge broken button on the University of Pennsylvania campus. Just a huge, white, broken button.