What better way to while away a few hours on a winters day! Yesterday, chilly outside, warm and inviting inside Art Gallery WA. In the foyer a new sculpture on loan to the gallery, a piece by English sculptor Lynn Chadwick (1914-2003). The couple 'while sitting side by side are actually separate entities. Occupying their own space, staring, one imagines, into their own worlds and their own distinct futures'. I think you might be in for an 'arty' week :) One of the exhibitions moved me to tears, which I can honestly say has never happened before, show you later in the week. Hope you had/are still having a wonderful weekend, happy Monday, take care and stay safe..
...lovely 'block' and 'cone' heads!
ReplyDeleteVery creative and cool!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful museum. That sculpture is really attractive.
ReplyDeleteAn art filled week sounds perfect to me. I'll be looking forward to it. Have you ever wrapped your mind around the incredible amount of art that is out there for all of us to enjoy? Everywhere I go I visit the art museums and am blown away by what I see and all of that beauty is available no matter where you go around this globe!
ReplyDeleteWhat A Brilliant Day For A Little Stroll - Dig That ( Give us this our daily bread ) Posting As Well
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They are great. Why do I see one as being male and one as being female?
ReplyDeleteThey look so familiar to me for some reason - I must have seen her work somewhere. The mind is failing me!
ReplyDeleteI love that second photo in b/w. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteI really do enjoy wandering in art galleries. Which reminds me, I should spend a day at the AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario) soon and see what new exhibits they have.
ReplyDeleteImagination at its best.
ReplyDeleteSuch creativity and artistry!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to your artsy week. Origami in steel is very cool.
ReplyDeleteAmazing works
ReplyDeleteLove the sculpture at the entrance to the Museum Grace.
ReplyDeleteA cute couple! Btw, thay Gmail sign up I have seen everywhere on many blogs, spam?
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that both photos include a "couple". Can't wait to see the rest of the week.
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You have so much art around you< I am really more than jealous. On the other hand I would never live in a city, I love the country far too much. Take care Diane
ReplyDeleteThe first one is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThank you, G
ReplyDeleteOh I love this thought! Bring us to as many art galleries as you can and do share the one that moved you to tears. Those are the most touching pieces one doesn't often get to view.
ReplyDelete'origami' !!! I am happy! And Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOh, the term is based Japanese!
In Japanese, "origami" is written as "折り紙".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origami
Love these sitting sculptures. Can't wait to see the piece that moved you to tears. I often go to art exhibits alone because invariably I am moved to tears--I can REALLY get into art in an emotional way.
ReplyDeleteLove those origami pieces!
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