Sol LeWitt Comes to City Hall Park

Sculptor Sol LeWitt's works are on display at City Hall Park through mid 2012, and make for an interesting contribution to the traditional park layout. Splotch 15 holds the preeminent spot at the entrance to the park from the South and it's a colorful and joyful counter to his earlier works that dot the park.

Pictured below are, in order of appearance: Splotch 15, Complex Form 6, and Three-Part Variations on Three Different Kinds of Cubes 3 3 2.

Splotch 15

Complex Form 6

Three-Part Variations on Three Different Kinds of Cubes 3 3 2 behind the fountain.

Published with Blogger-droid v1.7.4

Photo of the Day

 

Rodin's The Kiss. Captured March 2007 in Paris at the Musee Rodin.

Let this be a call for the best and brightest (most romantic gets extra points) from around the Internet.

Photo of the Day

She needs no introduction whatsoever:

 

Photo of the Day

 

It is such a beautiful piece of work, and yet it describes such a horrible scene. It is the Gates of Hell, as imagined by Auguste Rodin. If you look closely, you'll note that some of Rodin's most famous works are incorporated in this piece, including The Thinker who ponders the scene around him.

This posting will serve as my call for the best and brightest postings from around the Internet.

Photo of the Day

 

This posting will serve as my weekend call for the best and brightest from around the web.

Photo of the Day

 

If this scene looks vaguely familiar, that's because it's a sculptural interpretation of Monet's work. Look closely and you'll see the sculptural works among the folks admiring the views and the art.

Photo of the Day

 

Photo of the Day

 

Rodin's The Thinker. Today's as good a day as any to sit back and reflect on the week past and the week to come.