The occasional pop of color is made even more vivid by the surrounding greens.
On my way west out of Massachusetts I stopped in North Adams at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art to see an exhibit I had glimpsed on Instagram.
The image above, left, was an exhibit. The image above right was a temporary structure to protect museum-goers from construction debris. The irony, it burns.
There was an exhibit of wall paintings. I want to make a sweater [someday] using the color scheme on the right. Red is my favorite color.
And now, the exhibit I came for.
Here are the beaded hangings barely visible at the far end of the room in the previous video:
It was magical. Yes, the occasional dangling thingy had the silhouette of a gun. Why, you ask? Ask the artist, I say.
Even the outside of the museum was interesting. There were several of these upside-down trees.
I felt right at home in Massachusetts.
Oh wow, that exhibit looks spectacular!
Beautiful
I admit I had a cattish reaction to seeing the dangly bits – oh, how I would love to bat at them…
I’m trying to decide how hard it would be to replicate a bit of the Nick Cave exhibit in a corner of my office. I could stare at it all day instead of working.
I ADORE Nick Cave!!! He was a resident artist last year (??? maybe more than that???) in Detroit at Cranbrook. Oh, man. His stuff is SO COOL!!! What a treat.
Im already against the next war too. Love those bumper stickers
I’ve never been to Mass MoCA and I’m clearly going to need to fix that!
Neat stuff! The pop of fall color among the green was a great way to set the tone for this visual feast.