Saturday was a long day. I did a lot, but it really was relaxed and unhurried.

I was at the Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin when it opened at 10AM. The museum was smaller than I expected, but still nice. The Kohler Foundation supports the preservation of grassroots art around the country, and I thought there would be more grassroots art at the museum. In addition to a few small galleries of other art, there were only two exhibits of work by grass roots artists, and a few interesting sculptures in small gardens around the building.

The more interesting exhibit was a rhinestone house and clothing made by Loy Bowlin, the rhinestone cowboy.

No photos are not permitted in the museum, except in the rest rooms. One of the museum guards took me on a tour of the women's rooms. The restrooms were each designed by a different artist. The museum carefully calls them "washrooms."

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