Facing the Crowd

Portland, Estados Unidos

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1844 SW Morrison St, Portland, OR, 97209
Goose Hollow
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
60 mWest Burnside & Southwest 20th
70 mWest Burnside & Northwest 20th
80 mWest Burnside & Northwest 20th Place
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Horario local (Portland) 10:28 lunes, 3 de noviembre de 2025

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2 opiniones sobre Facing the Crowd

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Tu valoración: 4
Portland, OR
Facing the Crowd is an interesting head to say the least. There are two of them on different sides of Providence Park. He really shows the enthusiasm of a passionate sports fan. He is alert. His eyes are on the ball. His ears are wide open. There is shade at both locations.
I have seen Facing the Crowd several times. The back of it is empty and is prime for a photo opportunity of one person standing inside it and the other person taking a picture on the opposite side. The metal is arranged in a funky, urban way.
Take a look at Facing the Crowd.
Tu valoración: 2
Portland, OR
This creepy looking statue of a mask is by civic/​PGE/​Jeldwen Fieild Park whatever they are calling it this week. It looks like it is made out of those packing strips they use on pallets.
Despite that this sculpture by Michael Stutz seem quite popular. It is common to see people taking pregame photos peeking out of its creepy eye holes.