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POR02: Crosswalk Sculpture City On Its Side
As a recap, these Portal Episodes are designed to highlight an interesting Portal that either we've come across while playing the game, or that you the Listening Agents have come across during your time playing.
Details about how you can submit your Portal Episode to be possibly featured on ERP at the end of this episode so stay tuned. First... What constitutes an Interesting Portal? Well like most things it's inthe eye of the beholder.
However, in general, this is any Portal that sticks out in your mind as truly remarkable. Perhaps it's a work of art that left you speechless, a monument that really spoke to you, or a location that you never knew existed that took you on a journey all by itself. Let's take a look at this next Portal.
I came across this Portal while playing in downtown Manchester New Hampshire. The Portal is a giant work of art. A bronze sculpture by an artist named Ernesto Montenegro. Montenegro is the recipient of such prestigious awards as the Peter Abate Award and the Religious Sculpture Award of Monte Carlo's Gran Prix d'Art Contemporan, Montenegro is a diverse and talented artist.
His work spans a myriad of styles from abstract to realistic; from intricate reliefs to monumental bronzes. Ernesto Montenegro's sculpture can be found in many public and private collections throughout the world. This piece of art found in Manchester titled "Crosswalk" was commissioned by the Manchester Arts Commission, and funded entirely through donations to the Manchester Art Fund.
Picture a huge Bronze statue of several people walking across a crosswalk in a busy downtown urban area. Now picture yourself 5 stories up in a building looking down on these busy people bustling across the street. That is what the sculpture looks like. but at ground level. It is really hard to explain.
To go check out the sculpture and see a video you can go to: bit.ly/ERP-POR02 Now... if you have a cool or memorable Portal that you would like featured on the ERP simply send an email to [email protected] and tell us who you are (Agent Names Only if you want to keep your anonymity), The title of the Portal in your scanner, a brief description of the Portal, and why you believe it to be remarkable. Thank you and stay tuned for more Portal Highlights!
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By @TheRealRogue1 & @FallingSabreAs a recap, these Portal Episodes are designed to highlight an interesting Portal that either we've come across while playing the game, or that you the Listening Agents have come across during your time playing.
Details about how you can submit your Portal Episode to be possibly featured on ERP at the end of this episode so stay tuned. First... What constitutes an Interesting Portal? Well like most things it's inthe eye of the beholder.
However, in general, this is any Portal that sticks out in your mind as truly remarkable. Perhaps it's a work of art that left you speechless, a monument that really spoke to you, or a location that you never knew existed that took you on a journey all by itself. Let's take a look at this next Portal.
I came across this Portal while playing in downtown Manchester New Hampshire. The Portal is a giant work of art. A bronze sculpture by an artist named Ernesto Montenegro. Montenegro is the recipient of such prestigious awards as the Peter Abate Award and the Religious Sculpture Award of Monte Carlo's Gran Prix d'Art Contemporan, Montenegro is a diverse and talented artist.
His work spans a myriad of styles from abstract to realistic; from intricate reliefs to monumental bronzes. Ernesto Montenegro's sculpture can be found in many public and private collections throughout the world. This piece of art found in Manchester titled "Crosswalk" was commissioned by the Manchester Arts Commission, and funded entirely through donations to the Manchester Art Fund.
Picture a huge Bronze statue of several people walking across a crosswalk in a busy downtown urban area. Now picture yourself 5 stories up in a building looking down on these busy people bustling across the street. That is what the sculpture looks like. but at ground level. It is really hard to explain.
To go check out the sculpture and see a video you can go to: bit.ly/ERP-POR02 Now... if you have a cool or memorable Portal that you would like featured on the ERP simply send an email to [email protected] and tell us who you are (Agent Names Only if you want to keep your anonymity), The title of the Portal in your scanner, a brief description of the Portal, and why you believe it to be remarkable. Thank you and stay tuned for more Portal Highlights!