Friday, August 24, 2012
Invisible Cities
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There were two major shows at Mass MOCA - one was "O Canada!" and the other was "Invisible Cities." Here are three pieces from the "Cities" exhibit - there were so many creative responses to this theme, and so many different materials used to build these models of cities. I have picked three of the depictions of cities that three artists have created. The fun for me, after being attracted to each of these sculptures, was to find the viewpoint that best represented what the sculpture felt like when I was there. So I took a LOT of photographs of each of these, and it took some time to choose just one to represent each of the sculptures. My hope is that I chose some images that you might find interesting.
It may be work, it may be play, it may be near, it may be away. So here is the challenge - to shoot and post one photograph a day on this site. These photographs are a kind of diary of things I find interesting. I am also thinking that there will be days when I am unable to shoot, so on those infrequent occasions, I will post a photograph done on another day, but one that still feels important to me. - Ken Spencer
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4 comments:
Amazing photos. Thank you. Job well done! :-)
Joan
Amazing! Guess we need to make this a point of interest and get there. Thanks!
You all DO need to get there!
Such variety in what the artists chose for their subject of "Invisible Cities". I like the contrast of materials used. Thanks for sharing this. bsk
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