Dale Chihuly is one of my favorite artist. He makes magic with glass!
A Washington State native and internationally renowned sculptor in hot glass and blown glass.
His sculptures and exhibitions are admired all around the world.
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Red Reeds is at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts at Richmond, VA. They are hand-blown
dazzling red glass reeds that create a work of art of about 60 feet in length.
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The sculpture below is named Inside and Out.
It hangs at the atrium of the Joslyn Art Museum at Omaha, Nebraska.
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Inside and Out is an enormous blown glass sculpture nearly 30 ft. tall and 25 ft. wide.
It is my favorite sculpture. When I visit The Joslyn Museum, I often find myself gazing at it for a long time.
It makes me think of a never ending tree of colorful twirling glass tendrils.
It is my favorite sculpture. When I visit The Joslyn Museum, I often find myself gazing at it for a long time.
It makes me think of a never ending tree of colorful twirling glass tendrils.
Me
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I've seen his work at the Glass Museum in Tacoma WA and it's beautiful! It's delightful to see these pieces as well.
ReplyDeleteI love his work too and these pieces are wonderful. I have put my photos up now on my post (was missing earlier!)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous glass art! I saw the Chihuly exhibit at Montreal Museum of Fine Art last summer. I also saw Dale Chihuly at the Belagio Hotel in Las Vegas a few years back - I didn't get to meet him but my friend did.
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DeleteHow exquisite and fascinating. This will brighten up anybody's sad or gloomy day.
Thanks!
Wil, ABCW Team.
Well captured this beautiful piece of art glass, beautiful pictures !!
ReplyDeleteFanciful and lovely. Carver, ABCW-Team
ReplyDeleteEven more cool close up!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
This looks so interesting!
ReplyDeleteIndeed a stunning artwork !
ReplyDeleteLovely creation!
ReplyDeleteI like his work a lot. I've only seen them in photos though. What a thrill of a feeling I would have to see his art in person. One day. Thanks for dropping by my blog. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow.....Que maravilla de colores. Son preciosas.Estás muy guapa !!
ReplyDeleteTe dejo este enlace de la escuela superior de vidrio de Segovia entrar allí es un placer;))
http://asimegustaelmundo.blogspot.com.es/2012/02/vidrieras.html.
Un beso.