Want to get more followers than a Kardashian? Whether you’re aiming for more thumbs up, likes or reposts, these are some of the best places for taking a #selfie in #Houston. #Facebook #Instagram #Pinterest #Snapchat
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The Global Angel Wings Project at 1600 Smith, May 1 through July 30, 2017, presented in Houston by Arts Brookfield. -
If you ever find yourself in the bathroom during a Dynamo game and see Kaká; that’s a great place for a selfie. -
The Global Angel Wings Project at 1600 Smith, May 1 through July 30, 2017, presented in Houston by Arts Brookfield. -
Minute Maid Park -
While David Adickes’ Beatles sculptures are no longer easily accessible at his old Sculpturworx studio, we hold out hope that these pieces will show up in a Houston public space again. -
David Adickes’ sculpture along I-10 between Loop 610 and downtown. -
Houston’s City Hall -
At the annual Art Car Parade -
Houston Astrodome -
Holding a Margarita at any Tex Mex establishment. -
Houston is inspired mural downtown -
The Light Inside, by James Turrell, on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston -
Houston’s pride wall on the side of Leopard Lounge, 1657 Westheimer. -
Tranquility Park -
In front of any one of Houston’s amazing graffiti walls. -
The water soluble pigment is faded now, but this was an awesome place for a selfie along Allen Parkway. -
Biscuit Home’s paint wall, 1614 Westheimer. -
In front of the Gerald D. Hines Waterwall -
The Pilot on Navigation at 5102 Navigation, soon to be renamed Beacon Theatre. -
Sorta kinda near Cottonwood, this minimalist mural off North Shepherd, between West 34th and West 38th, is inspiring. -
The Downtown Aquarium -
This mural by Wiley Robertson at 1050 Yale. -
The Virtuoso by David Adickes is a 36-foot-tall cellist in front of the Lyric Centre building at Smith and Prairie downtown. -
This closed building at 2850 Fannin has much to offer. -
Standing next to Texas Horny Toad, by artist Dylan Conner, part of the Art Trek sculptures along Heights Boulevard esplanade through December 30, 2017. -
This mural by Mexican-American artist Ignacio E. Sanchez at Yale and West 13th Street. -
Sabine Street Bridge (check out the high water in the bayou during recent rains in this 2012 shot) -
Get your angel on with The Sky’s the Limit by artist Lee Washington at the corner of Emanuel and Leeland. -
Sorry folks, public access to the 60th floor sky lobby at the JP Morgan Chase Tower is now closed. -
Make your own postcard-perfect pose at 3602 White Oak. -
The Hermann Park Train -
Painted by Los Angeles-based artist RISK, this mural at the corner of St. Emanuel and Bell would make for a great selfie. -
This building at the corner of Bell and Chartres -
About 75 minutes outside of Houston, where the back roads end, is this amazing wall at Flown the Coop in Burton. -
About 75 minutes outside of Houston, where the back roads end, is this amazing wall at Flown the Coop in Burton. -
Galveston Island
