Dale Chihuly at the NY Botanical Garden
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Dale Chihuly is becoming the Andy Warhol of the 21st century. (I mean that in a good way.)
ReplyDeletegreat pictures!
ReplyDeleteYou fianlly got there!! Isn't it just breakthtaking!! LOVE THESE -- and just love his work!
ReplyDeleteChihuly is more than amazing. A visit to Seattle is definitely in my future, just to see his studio. Great photos. Where did you take these?
ReplyDeleteI think I have not seen anything so lovely in a long time...purusing thru runaroundparis waiting for comments windows to open adn found you on her favorites.
ReplyDeletewhat fun! exciting and unexpected
ReplyDeleteSWEET!
ReplyDeleteHave you ever seen his installations of his work over the canals in Venice?? Amazing...his stuff was here in NC at our local museum and it's incredible. He also decorated a huge several story-high atrium in the Science building on the University of Puget Sound campus I've seen...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.chihuly.com/cov/vchand07.html
Just to clarify why I put this up today with no text. I live in New York City. 5 years ago I saw the World Trade Towers go down from my rooftop. This is not an easy day/week or anytime I think about it, for me. I wanted to post something that was beautiful and hopeful today, so voilà.
ReplyDeleteLovely and breathtaking, and very appropriate for today... Blessings to you.
ReplyDeleteVery uplifting images. Thank for for them today - this day when the heart again stops at the images on television.
ReplyDeleteI HEART NY
ReplyDeletea beautiful post on this day. Hope for beauty is important.
ReplyDeleteFor just a second, I thought you were in St Louis where we have a Chihuly exhibit at our own Botanical Garden ... wouldn't that have been fun?! It's nice, this day, something of beauty.
ReplyDeletehi carol, thanks so much for sharing something so beautiful...visiting here is always a sight for sore eyes ;)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photographs, PB! You've outdone yourself!
ReplyDeleteonly you could do this so beautifully!!
ReplyDeleteCarol, I love the last couple of pictures - it looks so fantastical and surreal and beautiful.
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos, a lovely preview for me! I will get to see at the end of the month, can't wait!
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