Saturday, April 19, 2008
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Form and Space
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
"Good as Gold" by Donald Lipski
I found this photo last year when working on a project and have always enjoyed the nature of the piece. This sculpture is a display piece for the Kansas City libraries, and is a unique piece. Seemingly unsupported, this ring of books invites people into the library as they enter. I personally enjoy the composite nature of the ring, as it is comprised of a very diverse assortment of books, with a great range of shapes and sizes. It almost gives a since of movement as if a stack of books exploded in a circular fashion.
The original photographer linked the piece to the Stargate, as if it is a gate way into reading. While I agree with their sentiments, I find it to be much more interesting to look at then read. I personally think it would be interesting to see what books comprise the sculpture, possibly giving an insight into the personal views of the artist.
[ Click here or the photo for a larger version. ]- Form & Space, Michael Blasdel
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Blue Jean Cascade
Bumble Bee Princess
Chris Cureton Post 02
Chris Cureton Post 01
Form and Space
I found this while in Atlanta back in October. I thought it was strange to have such a big statue next to the building. The fish is actually made of steel and as you can see is very tall. I like how it curves to mimic a fish actually jumping out of water and the way they made it look very grungy works well with the statue.