Tag: Teatro Nacional

Museum of Modern Art?? Well, that was one name and there was some, but it was mostly a children’s art museum with a few adult works in one of 4 galleries. Disappointing. San Jose, Costa Rica

I did like this adult installation, for the color in Museum of Modern Art. San Jose, Costa Rica

In the first gallery, there was a lot of clothing designed in CR, some book covers designed here, and a few other adult-made installations like the umbrellas above. The other three galleries were all work of school children interpreting life on other planets. Those galleries probably rotate or change and I suspect that some of the schools of design here display their work from time to time. So I will check their website before I go again to see what I’m getting into!

Children Play in Water Fountain Plaza of Culture San Jose, Costa Rica NOTE: After I made this image, a security guard came up to me and said something like, “I’m sorry sir but we do not allow making photos of children here. Please stop.” I stopped and was amazed! Interesting! The security of children here is very important!

Feeding Pigeons Is an activity in every park in Costa Rica, by all ages. San Jose, Costa Rica

The National Theater  or  Teatro Nacional Beside the Plaza of Culture San Jose, Costa Rica

Flutist Statue at the National Theater San Jose, Costa Rica

Clowns Sell Face-painting Plaza of Culture San Jose, Costa Rica

Indigenous People Music On sidewalk across from Plaza of Culture San Jose, Costa Rica

And You Can Buy CD of the Indigenous MusicOn sidewalk across from Plaza of Culture San Jose, Costa Rica

Big city life is always colorful and interesting anywhere in the world. No exception here!

“Happy Hour” By Holiday Inn in a 15th floor corner room watching the sunset. Lots of free snack food and drinks was my dinner after a big lunch! And that building above is Banco Nacional, my Costa Rica bank. San Jose, Costa Rica

And I made loads of photos of interesting old buildings on the streets I walked today. I may eventually add them to my San Jose or other photo gallery at Charlie Doggett’s COSTA RICA. This city has lots of interesting things to photograph! Tomorrow I start with old historic churches and then see what happens after that. This is almost as much fun as the real jungles, though I like their animals better!  🙂