Without my planning it, the Holiday Art Tour of sculptures in Lake Oswego appears to have become an annual Labor Day feature here on TGB. This is the fourth.

Each year, the members of the town Arts Council select sculptures for the city streets of Lake Oswego that are displayed on loan for a two-year period in what is called the Museum Without Walls. Via public vote, one is selected to be purchased for the permanent collection.

The sculptures I'm showing you today are not the newest that were unveiled in August because I didn't get out and about to photograph them and the Arts Council hasn't posted photos yet.

These are from last year, still in place for another 12 months.

Crows by Tamar Assaf:

Walking Chair by James Schmidt:

Little Boxer by J.D. Perkin:

Walking Warrior by Sharon Warman Agnor:

Sunrise in the City by Jesse Swickard:

Two Dancing Sisters by Nicky Falkenhayn:

Angel Fish by Marion Lea Jamieson and Colin Race:

Tidal Pool by Mary Ann Baker:

Daphne by Karsten Boysen:

Unwrapped by Dan Toone:

Diana Goddess of the Moon by Jason Jones:

North Beach Boy by Mark Stevenson:

Unconcealed Column by Bill Vielehr:

Mesh Woman by Julian Voss-Andreae:

Still Point by Dave Haslett:

All this surely does make for an interesting downtown - especially in a small city of fewer than 40,000 residents. Enjoy your holiday.

At The Elder Storytelling Place today, Henry Lowenstern: Labor Day