Again, I will let most of the pictures do the talking!
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| I wonder what this picture is saying! |
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Beautiful renditions of crabs done in various textures.
These were really lovely to see in person. |
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| hmmm ... an attempt to involve the viewer in the creation, maybe? |
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| More wearable art. Not as breath taking as the items from a previous post. |
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| But very interesting up close - again, created using the printed word. Very ingenious. |
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| Artistic creations being worn. |
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| Overhead lamps were beautiful as well. |
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One of the light fixtures seen up close.
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Painting on Silk - stunning use of color.
My personal favorite after the chain link dress.
I love the use of color, the flow of the lines and the use of dark and light.
Here is a fabric I would enjoy wearing.
A section seen up close!
 | Outside art work!
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Close up shot shows the details.
The devil is always in the details! |
There was so much more but that is all I have saved on my phone.
Next up: The Phone Call
7 comments:
What wonderful art. So many colors, textures, visual appeal. Thank you for sharing.
Wow! What a great show. It's been so long since I've been anywhere other than the store or a doctor that this was a reminder that there is life in the time of COVID. Thank you so much for sharing the photos :-)
That painting on silk. Just gorgeous. Fascinating exhibition!
Good collection of photos. Looks like an interesting show!
I LOVE eclectic collections like this!
The ceramics in cement(?) makes me think of a folk artist in Northern Wisconsin that we drove past once (more than once) when I was a child. Had cement sculpture in his yard that he had created. https://wisconsinconcretepark.org/ It's at Phillips, Wisconsin. I think my dad had an aunt and uncle there, so that would explain why we saw it.
I like the silk painting, especially the colors.
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