In addition to museums, there are countless wonderful and unique arts in the United States for you to explore: from grotesque sculpture parks, diversified street murals, to unique installation art, the imagination of artists has no boundaries.
Today, let's explore the three cities in the United States – Brooklyn in New York, Las Vegas in Nevada and Seattle in Washington State – let’s touch with their unique cultural and diverse artistic colors.
Like the garden of New York, Coney Island is a well-known leisure and entertainment city in the United States. It has not only thrilling and fun rides, but also sunny and popular blue water and high-quality beaches. When the sun is shining, there are always people who take vacations, play and sunbathe. You can’t miss the exciting experience when visiting Coney Island. Deno's Wonder Wheel is the first choice for New York Pass!
Coney Island in Brooklyn, New York, is famous for its roller coaster and hot dog. Coney Art Wall is located in the center of Coney Island Amusement Park, adjacent to the original Nathan's Restaurant, and walking-distance to Luna Park, the Cyclops, the New York Aquarium, the New Ford Open Air Theater and the home MCU park of the Brooklyn Cyclops. In this outdoor "museum", you can enjoy up to 68 vivid murals and interesting graffiti by 20 famous street artists.
In the southwest of the United States, at the Neon Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada, you can find the huge neon signs that once shone on the Las Vegas Avenue. The Neon Museum, a non-profit museum built in 1996, is dedicated to collecting, restoring and displaying signs of Las Vegas's old casinos, enterprises and landmark buildings. The collection spans from the 1930s to the present, showing the 100-year development of Las Vegas and the evolution of sign design.
This outdoor exhibition space with Neon Boneyard as the main exhibition area, displays more than 250 neon signs in the museum collection, from Golden Nugget Hotel, Caesar Palace Hotel, Stardust Casino Resort Hotel and other casino landmarks. Each sign tells its own story, including the designer, manufacturing process, and how to integrate and witness the historical development of Las Vegas.
If you continue your journey to the northwest, you can’t miss the Olympic Sculpture Park in downtown Seattle, Washington. In this 4 hectares coastal Park, you will be impressed by many works of world-famous artists.
Olympic Sculpture Park, which is transformed from the industrial site, is now an open and vibrant art shrine. Visitors can enjoy sculptures designed and made by various artists in the open air, as well as fine brushwork from nature, such as the Olympic Mountain and Puget Bay. What’s more, some of the large sculptures in the park are equipped with pedestrian paths, on which visitors can walk.
The highlight of the sculpture park is a red abstract sculpture named "Eagle". Another beautiful masterpiece is called "Seattle Cloud Cover", which is made of pure glass and is fabulous under the sunshine.
