Round Museum

It took a little while but eventually the construction at this site was completed and a Round window finished out the garage entry. Now, where is this ship sailing?

01.28.22

Eventually, something Round will come through this Round hole - a pipe, a vent, a window. Construction has gone pretty slow at this site and this concrete sentinel has been framing a circular view of the progress - or lack thereof - for quite some time. We'll have to wait and see what it becomes.

01.27.22

A waffle pretzel topped with a cylindrical, chocolate-caramel Rolo is a tasty combination. Top one with an almond, cashew or pecan and you have magic. But the Rolo holds it all together.

01.26.22

There's not an apparent function to the large Round spheres on the railing outside the corner market. Painted black and the size of volleyballs, they've become a good canvas for some sticker bombing.

01.25.22

What’s in your future? Do you see yourself in a better place? Look closely and deeply at the clues, the Round crystal will show you that it's just Monday so it only gets better from here.

01.24.22

It all started with a stump. "I saw a wet stump resting at the bottom of a creek bed" explained Jarles Alberg. The stump ended up as a base for a table. Then he made some low rocking chairs. Next, he built a rustic cedar cottage, now called the Raleigh Mill House. The 6-foot-diameter ship's wheel of a window in the living room once graced King Religious Center on the N.C. State University campus.

01.23.22

You need to watch where you walk. There’s been some action in the alley. Trash cans turned over. Broken bottles strewn about. Don’t step on the hard Round shards.

01.22.22

We don't need no cast iron pipe
We don't need no open hole
No dark Round chasm into the locker room
Plumber, fill that hole with foam
Hey, plumber, fill that hole with foam

01.21.22

Your muffin dilemma starts at top left -- cranberry with a little orange zest? Or blueberry with powdered sugar? If you don’t want a stump on your muffin, go for the chocolate chip tops at the bottom.

01.20.22

The barriers around many construction sites are opportunities for expression. Sometimes these are a 'pardon the mess while we renovate' message. Sometimes it's a depiction of what will come. And sometimes we get a burst of recycled Round material, bouncing in perpetual geometry.

01.19.22