a voice from the rustbelt: whale wall redux

Sunday, October 6, 2019

whale wall redux

[August 10th, 2013] Robert Wyland first painted the outside of Cleveland Municipal Light's annex in 1997. Wyland’s Song of the Whales was the 75th of 100 Whaling Walls.

[October 5th, 2019] Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, he and his crew worked on a lift to repaint the entire work. Some of the weather included rain, but the work was done for the scheduled Friday ceremony.

[October 2nd 2019] Day 1

[October 2nd, 2019] Quick spraying around figures

[October 5th 2019] What appears to be white lines are the reflection of the sun on ridges of the sheet metal.

[October 2nd, 2019]

[October 5th, 2019]

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