The Dream Machine
Category: Public Art
Address
112 W. Wilson Avenue View on Google Maps
Norfolk, VA 23510
Details
Jeff Beck's idea for The Dream Machine was inspired by children's theater group Hurrah Players and 1980's toy robots that teach you things. The large star represents Hurrah with two tubes going into and coming out of the star. The tube with shades of gray represents a lack of fun and inspiration and while the opposite tube passing through the star brings bright colors, joy and creativity, visualizing a machine for dreams.
Nearby Dining
- CommuneXCROP759 Granby St (218 feet SE)
- Zeke's Beans & Bowls800 Granby Street (254 feet E)
- Culture Lounge & Restaurant814 Granby Street (384 feet NE)
- La Brioche Bakery and Coffee756 Granby Street (461 feet SE)
- Sanctuary109 Addison Street (496 feet NE)
Nearby Shopping
- Bags to Riches767 Granby Street (168 feet SE)
- Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Store141 W. Virginia Beach Boulevard (299 feet NW)
- Xchange Norfolk804A Granby Street (340 feet NE)
- OJ Wholesale Inc737 Granby Street (453 feet SE)
- Stark & Legum723 Granby St (469 feet SE)
Nearby Attractions
- Ancient Freedom112 Wilson Avenue (82 feet E)
- Hurrah Players' Hugh R. Copeland Center112 West Wilson Ave (82 feet E)
- Labor of Love128 W. Olney Road (90 feet SW)
- All the Pieces Matter Magazine Lane (139 feet NE)
- Kaiya with Finch Magazine Lane (164 feet NE)
Nearby Parking Garages & Surface Lots
- Harrison Opera House Surface Lot160 West Virginia Beach Boulevard (617 feet NW)
- Cedar Grove Surface Lot1000 Monticello Avenue (0.2 miles NE)
- York Street Garage215 W. York St. (0.3 miles SW)
- Scope Garage201 E. Brambleton Ave. (0.3 miles SE)
- Charlotte Street Garage440 Monticello Avenue (0.4 miles SE)