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5″ THE WIZARD OF OZ GLASS-RED Swift’s Peanut Butter Collectible Hot Air Balloon
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Swift’s Peanut Butter, Promo Glass
Promotional, The Wizard of Oz 5″ Glass
1950’s Vintage Collectible Premium Glass
Clear with Red: Baum, The Wizard of Oz
Hot Air Balloon, Magic Hat, Flying
Birds, Wizard in Hot Air Balloon
Movies: The Wizard of Oz, Collectibles
1950’s, Fifties, Drinking Glasses
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The Artist Behind Taylor Swift’s Butterfly Wings Has Murals Across the U.S.: Where to Find Them
Taylor Swift‘s favorite street artist painted a butterfly mural in Nashville to celebrate Swift’s new song “ME!” — but she has dozens more wing walls you can visit all over the country.
The “Look What You Made Me Do” singer asked muralist Kelsey Montague to paint a pair of colorful butterfly wings filled with hearts, rainbows, flowers and ladybugs (and lots of secret messages) with the title of her new song in the center.
“We’ve commissioned this butterfly mural to be painted on a wall in Nashville and put clues about the song and the new music in the mural,” Swift told The Tennessean. “Let’s just go see what happens.”
Swift made an appearance at the mural in the Gulch neighborhood on Thursday ahead of her big song reveal and posted a photo of herself in front of it on Instagram, writing, “So… @kelseymontagueart helped me pull off the best surprise clue reveal today in Nashville!! Thank you to everyone who showed up, I’ve never been more proud of your FBI level detective skills.”
When she was assigned the street art project, Montague had no idea who it was for, and initially thought it might be a piece for the NFL Draft, which is taking place in Nashville this weekend.
“I thought they were just being nice, asking me to draw hearts, stars and flowers,” Montague told The Tennessean. “I was like, ‘How do you guys know?’ It’s like my favorite things.”
Swift told the outlet that she chose Montague because she painted one of her “favorite murals in New York,” (She was likely referring to the black and white #whatliftsyou wings that feature New York City’s skyline, which Swift posed in front of in 2014.)
And Swift’s favorites are far from Montague’s only murals. The “ME!” mural was joined another famed black-and-white set of wings in Nashville that tourists flock to (above). Montague also has 77 other large-scale public works around the world.
According to an interactive map of her work, Montague also painted a hot air balloon mural in Nashville, along with sets of wings in Miami; Boulder; Chicago; Detroit; Scottsdale, Arizona; Raleigh, North Carolina; and lots of other locations.
She also reveals the whereabouts of new works on her Instagram.
In a blog post about her inspiration for the “What Lifts You” murals, Montague wrote, “I remember the first time I made a pair of wings. I was at a complete crossroads of my life. I had no money, I was discouraged and I had just moved out of NYC…a city I adored and never planned on leaving. When I made my first pair of wings, the only thing I could think of was that I wanted to make someone happy and feel inspired and feel loved. It didn’t matter if it was only just one person who saw it. That would have been enough for me.”
She continues: “Making wings is not just drawing for me, it’s my way of showing the world love and giving something I love so much to others. Wings have always been a special part of my life. From my Grandpa who used to paint them, to my mom who knows every single type of bird there is. Wings are pure love for me and making them out of love for others has in return given me my own pair of wings.”
The artist is also famous for her portrayals of animals, like giraffes and elephants and other artistic interpretations of waves, cacti and trees.
Her other works can be found in Seattle, Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Washington D.C., Boston and beyond.
She also has three murals at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, which she was commissioned to paint after the tragic school shooting that took place there in 2018.
Montague’s murals have also gone global, with paintings in Australia, Spain, Ireland, Switzerland, England, and South Africa.
Despite the wide reach of her works, Montague credits Swift with helping her hone in on her artistic talent and gain major recognition.
“[Taylor] really helped me start my street art career, helped me find my voice as an artist,” Montague told The Tennessean. “That someone I have so much respect for wants to be part of my work … it’s the biggest compliment. It really comes full circle for me.”
To see where to find every single one of Montague’s murals, check out this interactive map.
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- Comment Link 23 October 2020 posted by Sireen abdurraheem Hi everyone I really miss you guys I can’t wait until after half term If we come back to school byeeeee
Comment Link 09 October 2020 posted by FATMA SWALLOW hello its fatma thanks for commenting TYSM ASWELL TYSM BYE TY
FRO M FATMA
Comment Link 11 September 2020 posted by Asma in Swallow Its Asma here! I just came back from school and i see nice coments?! TYSM
Comment Link 11 September 2020 posted by Kestrel class We liked the way you used the hot air balloon to share your personality traits. We also thought it was clever how you tucked yourselves in!
Comment Link 11 September 2020 posted by Eagle Class We love how your swallows are flying around. The balloon is so eye-catching and we think you have chosen excellent words to aspire to this year. From Eagle class
Comment Link 11 September 2020 posted by Owl class Owl class really like the colourful hot air balloon and that it shows you are going to learn together. We like how the people are all together and the words you have chosen.
Comment Link 11 September 2020 posted by Swift Class Swift Class can see how much effort you have put into this! We especially like the painted swallows flying around – it’s a very eye-catching display!
Comment Link 11 September 2020 posted by Year 1 Hi Swallow class,
What a colourful hot air balloon! We were especially thinking about what it means to be polite. We talked about saying please and thank you and using calm voices and being kind. From Year 1
