A happy sun shines above beach and ocean on this unique bench, where anyone might sit and relax.
Liberty Station is a wonderful place to spend the day in Point Loma. Its beautiful promenade contains many small museums, art studios and cultural attractions. When you walk around the grounds of this brilliantly converted Naval Training Center, you’ll notice a number of artistic benches placed around the old barracks, military buildings and plazas. I recently took photos of many benches. Just for fun!
Photo of creative guy working near The Hot Spot walk-in arts and crafts studio at Barracks 14.One of several colorful benches inside Building 202, home to small museums and galleries.This wildly creative work of art is just too much fun!An outdoor bench welcomes visitors to history-rich San Diego attraction NTC Liberty Station.Looks to me like we’re supposed to sit here!Shops and restaurants around Liberty Station provide many treats. So does this seat!Cool scene of breaching whales decorates this bench found on the North Promenade. The artist is David Mandel.Another fun whale bench awaits people at Liberty Station with tired feet. Colorful ocean art by David Mandel.Check out this Yellow Brick Road to Emerald City bench, straight from The Wizard of Oz!Smiling, active people, playful dogs and a whole lot of heart!If music be the food of love, play on!
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14 thoughts on “The fun, artistic benches of Liberty Station.”
These are great fun. What a good idea to have these artistic benches on the promenade like that. So bright and colourful!
What fun! There is a store in Seattle that sells furniture painted this comfortably. i always thought it would be so much fun to have a dining room table, chairs, dressers, desks, etc. painted this wildly. As you can tell, I love color!!!!
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Aren’t these great fun! Richard gets to more places in San Diego than I do, so wanted to share this. I’d love furniture in my house painted this wildly!
Please tell me who made the benches? I only saw one artist who painted two benches name in your article. We want to have some benches built and artists with community will paint. Thanks! Compassionate Arts in Action
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These are great fun. What a good idea to have these artistic benches on the promenade like that. So bright and colourful!
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They’re great!
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A brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing these great pictures.
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What fun! There is a store in Seattle that sells furniture painted this comfortably. i always thought it would be so much fun to have a dining room table, chairs, dressers, desks, etc. painted this wildly. As you can tell, I love color!!!!
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It would be fun to have a special room in one’s house that is just wild and crazy, with no care in the world of what others might think!
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Oh…an entire house!!!
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Why not!
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Aren’t these great fun! Richard gets to more places in San Diego than I do, so wanted to share this. I’d love furniture in my house painted this wildly!
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Richard, you sure have some talented and fun-loving artists in San Diego. What a great city!! Thanks for these wonderful photos.
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It must be the sunshine!
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We have plenty of sunshine here in So. FL, but I don’t see such great stuff. Maybe I’m looking in the wrong places???
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It’s gotta be out there!
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Please tell me who made the benches? I only saw one artist who painted two benches name in your article. We want to have some benches built and artists with community will paint. Thanks! Compassionate Arts in Action
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I’m afraid I don’t know who painted them! Perhaps call Liberty Station–they might know!
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