Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Wordless Wednesday- Bears of Cairo

An Interactive Public Arts Project in Cairo, New York









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42 comments:

  1. I wonder why those chose bears. They've got Hokies all over Blacksburg.

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  2. I guess there are actually a lot of black bears in the Catskills. not too many black bears in this group.

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  3. Very Colourful, first time i have ever seen them

    thanks for sharing and happy ww!

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  4. Bright and cheerful little critters, aren't they? I love the way you made collages with the shots... this is a great collection.

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  5. We saw a bear art project in Vancouver also a couple of years ago. I love those public art projects! Thanks for sharing these!

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  6. wow, I love those--very artistic!

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  7. Using art to raise awareness about local wildlike - I LIKE!

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  8. Those bears are amazing - Roswell, GA did that with turtle statues.

    Thanks for visiting.

    sandie

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  9. How cute! Love your pictures.

    My Wordless Wednesday features my mum's Siamese cat Qwill. http://blog.lepak.com. See you next Wednesday!

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  10. oh boy, am going to have a pretty good day today ... love those colourful bears. if all the bears in your country are as colourful as these displayed here, nobody would run away from them.

    i collect TD's - only those i can afford. more of my girls' toys i can't part away.

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  11. I love those! I love fun public art. How cute :-)

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  12. Wonderful, all! What fun, Caite. Thanks.

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  13. Oh my goodness, that's just funny. We had moose years ago in Toronto, but they got auctioned for charity and now they are all over the place throughout Ontario.

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  14. Those sure are interesting bears. They look so friendly.

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  15. Oooh very cute bears! It would look nice on my computer table.

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  16. How colorful! And what a great variety! They are like the "John Doe" statues we have around here. I really like them, and would like to have photos of these bears, too. Happy WW!

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  17. An interesting new species of bears.
    Nice collage of colorful and cute.
    ~sWaMpY~

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  18. Love these. Back in 2001 we had
    57 gators decorated this way.
    And a nearby community had 52 horses
    on display.

    Bears are definitely my favorite !!

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  19. Wow!! The look so friendly. Thanx for sharing. Happy WW!!

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  20. Are they all bears? A couple looked like pigs to me! LOL

    I've seen this done with cows too, and I love the variety in them all!

    Happy WW!

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  21. Love this montage of bears, they are adorable.

    Happy WW. will stop back and before I do I am going to look up Cairo NY
    You know us new yorkers, we never leave.
    http://www.nycsinglemom.com

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  22. maybe bears dressed as pigs....

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  23. These are great. I've seen frogs and cows but not bears. A fun community project.

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  24. Oh - how cute!

    We had cows in Kansas City a few years ago and I hoped to gather lots of photos of the event...but sadly, never got around to it.

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  25. That's a lot of bear they have at the exhibit. Fun idea. Thanks for linkin up for WW!

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  26. I hope if I ever meet a bear in real life, it's one of these!

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  27. What a creative group of bears.

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  28. I love the different colours and faces of the bears, we had a similar thing here in London with Elephants recently...

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  29. Very unique collection, so wonderful to see.

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  30. They ought to team up with the Chicago Bears :) that's would make for very interesting game :)

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  31. I love these! It must be fun to run into them around town :-)

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  32. How cute, I love bears! A wonderful exhibit!

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  33. I see these bears and for some reason think of the little chocolate bunnies in the boxes :)

    Very interesting photos.

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  34. It's funny how different places use different themes like this. In Maine, it was lighthouses.

    Thanks for stopping by my blog! Plenty more seascapes in my Etsy shop: IntuitivePhotography.Etsy.com.

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  35. Oh, this makes me nostalgic for the Chicago Cows they had years ago. I lived Downtown at the time and was always passing cows on the way to school and work and just going for a walk.

    These bears are adorable and you put them together so well.

    Awesome WW!

    Here’s mine!

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  36. Belfast Maine did a Bears show many years ago - the Bears are the mascot of University of Maine and I remember having such a great time rambling around town looking at all the wonderful variations of ways to decorate a bear.

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  37. I went to Mass in Belfast Maine once...no bears were involved.
    Now Belfast Ireland is another matter.

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  38. This is too cute! Great pictures. Reminds me so much of all the peanuts in Dothan, AL :D

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