The spontaneity of road trips is among the biggest reasons why they’re so popular. Who doesn’t love stumbling upon something ...

These lifesize sculptures are at the Petersen Automotive Museum—and probably won't turn you into a zombie.While the art world ...

Cadillac Ranch Just west of Amarillo ... Buried nose-first in a dusty field since 1974, the San Francisco art collective Ant Farm dreamed up this ever-evolving art installation.

The quirky public art pieces along Route 66 are part time capsule, part creative canvas. From fiberglass giants to a man-made forest, these art installations turn Route 66 into an unforgettable ...

Cadillac Ranch Beneath the endless Texas sky, two unique art installations transform rusted relics into ever-changing works of art, with help from Route 66 travelers.

That Cadillac Ranch. -1.3 million people a year go out there ... travel here to leave their mark on one of the most famous art installations in the world. As the saying goes ...

Known as Cadillac Ranch, around two million tourists flock to this incredible art installation every year. It features ten upside down Cadillacs that are half-buried in the ground and spray ...

The Cadillac Ranch is an art installation outside Amarillo, Texas that features ten Cadillacs buried nose-first in the desert. It was commissioned in 1974 by Stanley Marsh 3, who used the Arabic ...

Created by the avant-garde art collective Ant Farm, consisting of Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez, and Doug Michels, Cadillac Ranch has evolved from a bold artistic statement into a cultural phenomenon.

and merchandise (an ode to Cadillac Ranch even appeared in the 2006 animated film Cars) – all of which they profit from seeing as they trademarked the ‘art installation’. Despite being better known ...