Up ahead are two magnificent glass spruce (?) trees that you saw in the last post. They are great, but is that all? I'm thinking that I would never call something a "bridge of glass' if that was all.
Ahead on the bridge are two covered areas to walk through. That's where the magic, and forty-five minutes of shooting photos, began.
The first covered area had a wall of glass and steel cubicles with glass artwork in each. On the opposite side from this was a built-in bench that was the perfect spot to drink in the beautiful colors, do a little meditating, or sit and take photographs.
Here are some of my favorites from this first covered area:






This last photo of the little putti (Italian word for cherub) is my favorite. Next post I'll show you what was in the second covered section. It's gonna be great!
3 comments:
I *Love* glassware and I'd probably go bonkers in this museum. But at the same time, I'd be afraid of breaking everything! I am a klutz!
xo Erin
Wow.. those are all such amazing pieces. It is amazing what artists can do with glass!
ps. I think Martha Stewart's billboard art would be something like a full size piece of swiss chocolate carved with a toile pattern with a golden 18th c french chisel... something really easy to make. heehee
what a stunning exhibit I LOVE glass work!
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