Does this octopus make my derrière look big :) Smooth, shiny, sensuous sculptures seen in the Linton & Kay Galleries on St. Georges Terrace.. these were taken on my last visit to the gallery a few months ago..
Must try and get back there before the Black Swan Prize for Portraiture exhibition closes on Sunday.. Sunday is shaping up to be a busy day! This was my amazingly talented niece Jessica's portrait of her father, the likeness is brilliant.. do you remember the mural she painted for me, still looking gorgeous. I would hate to be a judge in a competition like this.. well any competition really :) I simply would not be able to make the decision, what can I say I'm a Libra! Have a good weekend, take care and stay safe..
Fantastic sculptures, Grace, but the pictures by your niece are superb!! WOW!! An artist she is indeed!! How wonderful to have that much creative talent! Thanks so much for sharing!! Hope you're ready for a great weekend! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteI like this octopussy and the portrait too!
ReplyDeleteI could not be a judge , art is such a subjective thing !
Have a nice week-end !
Would be like grading, I imagine.
ReplyDeleteI normally hate modern art, but I do like this!
ReplyDeleteYour niece is a real talent, Grace!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant octopus, love it. The painting is marvellous and so is the subject!
ReplyDeleteNice art !
ReplyDeletei love the octopus and no, it's quite slimming :) wow, your niece is super talented!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting museum...Arianna
ReplyDeleteI like the sculptures and the painting. The sculptures would suit our place very well.
ReplyDeleteI don't know, you have to turn around I think.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the octopi in the fish department of my neighborhood grocer. Yuck!
ReplyDeleteThe sculptures make me feel uncomfortable - don't know why. Love the portrait!
ReplyDeleteShe has your talent!
ReplyDeleteThe portrait's a strong one. The octopus certainly stands out!
ReplyDeleteNice reflections.
ReplyDeleteThat top one is pretty cool. Not quite all the fluidity of an octopus. After all, it's metal.
ReplyDeleteThat octopus looks like liquid silver - love it. And the answer is "no"
ReplyDeleteThe portrait is wonderful and the work of a talented young woman.
Bises,
Genie
love the reflections in the metal scupltures
ReplyDeleteThat octopus looks to be in motion. I WANT IT !!!
ReplyDeleteBoth these sculptures are really lovely. Love the movement in them especially the first one. Fantastic reflections. Have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteInteresting art
ReplyDeleteI like the two sculptures, the man I couldn't look at when he was hanging in my home, that eye, yek..
ReplyDeleteHa ! Cthulhu was there !!!! ^^ (I say that because of the octopus sculpture)
ReplyDeleteThose pieces of art are very impressive ; I like the infinite symbol in inox, like that : it is so interesting on the interpretation. And what surround it is very intriguing too.
But I find the painted portrait so impressive... Wow.
I understand why you want to go back in this exhibit before it end : it is indeed inspiring.
I very much love the two sculptures. Your niece is and amazing artist!
ReplyDeletelove your self portrait in that cool octy!
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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=^..^= . <3
Amazing reflections!
ReplyDeleteDoes that octopus make your derriere look big? Uuuhhhh, no, Grace.
ReplyDeleteThat is my kind of octopus! I love the reflections and the portrait!
ReplyDeleteI like this octopus :-)
ReplyDeleteI really do like the first two, but the portrait is my favorite of the three. Your niece is VERY talented.
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