The huge sculptures were my favorites. They flowed and seemed to reach out and draw you in. The man experimented with geometry and space. Here's a quote from Mr. Stella:
Virtual space has no ground. That's the beauty of it. It's about destroying ground so you can explore all the dimensions and viewpoints.
Frank Stella is an artist with no boundaries.
Sounds like a great exhibit! I never really check out art museums, but when I worked for the Arts Commission in my 20s, we were always required to attend receptions at them. I got my fill of sculptures and paintings during those six years!
ReplyDeleteAs you can tell I enjoy Ft Worth's selection. Culture for an hour!
DeleteNo boundaries is sure a great way to be at ones sea
ReplyDeleteRun amok indeed
DeleteA great exhibit, wish I was near enough to go.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Indeed. You would enjoy it
DeleteI've not heard of him! I'll have to google his work!
ReplyDeleteI'm not up on modern artists either, but I wander into The Modern in FW to learn.
DeleteI'm really glad JoJo said that. I never heard of this artist before, either, but now I'm intrigued. No boundaries? Sounds like work worth exploring. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe went to the movies this afternoon and saw something that made us laugh out loud. It's called "Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates." It isn't educational, and has absolutely no redeeming social value. But it was FUNNY! (Yeah, a bit sophomoric, but hey! We're still young on the inside...)
Have a super weekend.
worth exploring indeed.
DeleteAnd any time Zac Ephron takes his shirt off, that IS redeeming social value. Rah!
Sounded like it was a great exhibit!
ReplyDeletebetty
very cool indeed
DeleteLooks great! I would really enjoy this exhibit.
ReplyDeleteit was a pleasant surprise. I'm not always into modern stuff, but I do like sculptures
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