Want a dog but allergic to pets? Ask artist Yoshitomo Nara to craft a smaller fiberglass canine for you like this one at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, which measures 72x51x108 inches.
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Sure, you miss the hair and dander, but can it play ball and lick your nose after a hard day at work? :O)
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Darryl and Ruth : )
I think this guy would pose a problem in walking fast enough, Kate. I'll stick to a Springer Spaniel.
ReplyDeleteI'll take a boarder collie.
ReplyDeleteCute guy!
ReplyDeleteThat's the only kind of dog I'd allow at the Hagen house!
ReplyDeleteThanks for you kind wishes - I send you a cyber piece of my cake today!
It's very cute! Was this the only on eon display? I could picture a room full of different animals done in this style. I wonder if she uses a mold- it is so perfect! So fun to see what other artists are doing!
ReplyDeleteHe looks so sweet, just needs a heart and a bark!
ReplyDeleteThat is pure awesomeness!!!
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That is my link for today. Hope you have a great weekend, and if you celebrate mother's day...enjoy!!!
It is adorable and I wouldn't mind having a smaller version of that on my book shelf. But for a best friend, I'll have to keep my King Charles Spaniel.
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! He would get along wonderfully with my cat.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely statue. I love that the artist used the AstroTurf for the grass.
ReplyDeleteThats one sleek dog, though I think I'll keep our Irish setter, daft as he is. Very nice sculpture though.
ReplyDeleteCute but I would rather have a Yellow lab.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous capture.
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Thats pretty adorable...the bottom kind of looks like a back massager I own though lol
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