Public Art Pasadena Robinson Memorial, Glendale Travel Guide
Discover the beauty and cultural significance of the Pasadena Robinson Memorial, a masterpiece of public art celebrating the city's artistic heritage.
The Pasadena Robinson Memorial is a captivating cultural landmark that pays tribute to the rich artistic heritage of the city. This striking sculpture, created by Ralph Helmick, John Outterbridge, and Stuart Schechter, serves as both an artistic masterpiece and a historical monument, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and tourists alike.
A brief summary to Public Art Pasadena Robinson Memorial
- 95 Garfield Ave, Pasadena, California, 91101, US
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Know before you go
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- Bring a camera to capture the intricate details of the sculpture from multiple angles.
- Visit during daylight hours for the best lighting when photographing the memorial.
- Consider joining a local art tour to learn more about the context and significance of the memorial.
- Check for any community events or exhibitions that may be taking place near the memorial.
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Getting There
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Walking
From the Glendale Galleria, head east on Colorado Street towards Central Avenue. Continue walking straight for about 0.5 miles until you reach the intersection with South Brand Boulevard. Turn left onto South Brand Boulevard and walk north for approximately 0.4 miles. At the intersection with East California Boulevard, turn right and continue walking for another 0.3 miles. Finally, turn left onto Garfield Avenue, and the Public Art Pasadena Robinson Memorial will be on your right at 95 Garfield Ave.
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Public Transport
From the Glendale Metrolink Station, board the Metrolink train heading towards Union Station. Get off at the Pasadena station. Once you arrive, exit the station and walk northeast on East Colorado Boulevard for about 10 minutes until you reach South Garfield Avenue. Turn left onto Garfield Avenue, and you will find the Public Art Pasadena Robinson Memorial at 95 Garfield Ave.
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Bus
From the Glendale Transportation Center, take the Metro Bus Line 90 towards Pasadena. Ride for approximately 20 minutes and get off at the bus stop on Colorado Blvd and Garfield Ave. From there, walk south on Garfield Avenue for about 5 minutes, and the Public Art Pasadena Robinson Memorial will be located at 95 Garfield Ave on your left.
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