It was pretty incredible to be standing in the space surrounded by typography. Very powerful.
I wish that I had more control over the layout here at blogger. I wanted to group the images, in a cluster but can't seem to make it happen. Oh well.
One of the sales clerks in the shop told us that this installation would be up for a long time since it is so involved. If you're in the D.C. area, check it out.
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| #221 |
This is more in my series of Mail Art cards, continuing the theme I started three days ago. I'm creating partnerships between artists. Unfortunately, I didn't write down the name of some of them when I cut the images out of the magazine. Ooops.
If you recognize the artist, let me know. In this care, #221,
Joan Mitchell is at the top. Unknown at the bottom.
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| #71 |
This card #71, has two unknown artists meeting.
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| #72 |
In #72, I have
de Kooning (at the top) meeting Joan Mitchell (at the bottom) which could have happened in real life. In #222, I have
El Anatsui (bottom) meeting
Yayoi Kusama. I like this meeting very much. How about you? Which is your favorite meet up?
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| #222 |
We were very fortunate to see the Barbara Kruger installation at the Hirschhorn Museum last month. Here are a few photos that I took there.
It was pretty incredible to be standing in the space surrounded by typography. Very powerful.
I wish that I had more control over the layout here at blogger. I wanted to group the images, in a cluster but can't seem to make it happen. Oh well.
