5 Quirky Art and Sculptures in Portland, Oregon

Funky Fact: The original creator of the hit tv show: The Simpsons is from Portland.

Some popular examples include:

1. The Portlandia Statue: This massive copper statue of a woman holding a trident is located above the entrance to the Portland Building, and is a recognizable symbol of the city.

2. The Portland Man: This sculpture by Raymond Kaskey is located in the South Park Blocks, and depicts a figure with a hammer and anvil, representing the city’s industrial and creative spirit.

3. The Weather Machine: Located in Portlands living room (Pioneer Courthouse Square), this interactive sculpture allows makes weather predictions daily. It’s a fun and unique way to experience the elements.

4. Paul Bunyan: This giant statue of the legendary lumberjack can be found in the Kenton neighborhood. It’s a popular spot for photos and a reminder of Portland’s history as a logging town.

5. The Salmon Street Sculpture: This aesthetic sculptures is perched high up on a building off Salmon Street, its easy to miss but it represent the city’s connection to the Columbia River.

There are many other quirky and interesting art installations and sculptures to discover in Portland, so be sure to keep an eye out as you explore the city!

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