Although Oklahoma City is the state’s premier hub for sports, nightlife, and government, Tulsa holds down the top spot when it comes to arts, music, and constructing pretty, tree-lined roads that curve up, down, and around the occasional picturesque hill.
Knowing that, you’d think Tulsa would have totally nailed a new public art project that called for a giant sculpture to be placed at the top of Cry Baby Hill – a local landmark along Rt. 66 and apparently a grueling part of the city’s annual “Tulsa Tough” bike race.
Instead, they got this: