Mosaics at The Orange Show, a Houston, Texas art environment

Jeff McKissack was a Houston postman when he created The Orange Show. He did it to honor the orange, his favorite fruit. Using found objects, he constructed it from 1956 until his death in 1980. Visitors will see on the site bricks, tiles, iron fencing, tractor seats, iron wagon wheels, iron pipes and what all. The place is a maze of little walkways, mosaics, arenas, steps and stairs. This place is about 6.5 hours from the Abita Mystery House in Abita Springs, another folk art environment.

For more information about the orange show click here: http://www.orangeshow.org/  These photos were taken on August 6, 2005 by John Preble

To go to home page of the the Orange Show, CLICK HERE

To see mosaics at the Abita Mystery House in Abita Springs, CLICK HERE

 
The Orange Show mosaic
Orange Show Mosaics

The Orange Show no smoking sign
Go Orange

The Orange Show
Love Me Orange

The Orange Show
Enjoy the Orange Show

The Orange Show aexop
Orange Show Aesop Tiles

The Orange Show tiles
Hold On at the Orange Show

the Orange Show

the Orange Show

the Orange Show
the Orange Show
the Orange Show sign
The Orange Show mosaic
The Orange Show mosaics
The Orange Show tiles
   
   

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