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Do you collect anything? (Or a lot of things?) Here at the Seattle headquarters of Stuck at the Airport, we share space with Space Needle souvenirs, cowgirl memorabilia, and other collections. (Not counting that pile of unread New Yorker magazines). So we’re delighted to see the Philadelphia International Airport’s (PHL) exhibition program kicking off the
Denver International Airport (DEN) is well known for its public art collection. And one of the most notable pieces is the 32-foot fiberglass blue ‘Mustang’ sculpture by Luis Jiménez that’s on the Peña Boulevard approach to the airport. Now there’s a new hard-to-miss sculpture welcoming people to the airport: Luminous Wind. The 27-foot-tall ‘Luminous Wind’
SAN: Five Things WE Love about San Diego International Airport Our “5 Things We Love About…” series celebrates features and amenities at airports around the country and the world. Today we land at San Diego International Airport (SAN), North America’s second-ever carbon neutral airport. We know that due to health concerns, some amenities we love
We may not be flying much, or at all, right now but airports are still doing their thing with music, art, and tasty food and drink. We appreciate that. And we’re paying attention. Denver International Airport (DEN) has launched the Taste of DEN series offering recipes from the chefs at popular restaurants at the airport.
Fresh art at San Diego International Airport San Diego International Airport (SAN) has a new and very big work of art to share with the public. Part of the airport art program’s mural series, Plein Air Port is by local artist Aaron Glasso. The 144-foot-long piece combines images of the San Diego landscape and the airport’s architecture with