Every April the Minneapolis Institute of Arts has an event called "Art in Bloom," which features floral arrangements next to a piece of art. The objective is to have the florist produce an artful bouquet that complements a work of art. In this case the florist used bark and marigolds to replicate the Chinese horse behind it. We flock to the museum during the three days of the event to see art in many shapes and forms.
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Incidentally, this is my 1,500 post on Visual St. Paul. Thank you to all my loyal followers, occasional visitors and lurkers who check my blog. It's been a great ride, supported by a warm and friendly group of photographers. It's been a distinct pleasure meeting some of you face-to-face, and I hope to meet more of you. What a terrific group you are!!
Incidentally, this is my 1,500 post on Visual St. Paul. Thank you to all my loyal followers, occasional visitors and lurkers who check my blog. It's been a great ride, supported by a warm and friendly group of photographers. It's been a distinct pleasure meeting some of you face-to-face, and I hope to meet more of you. What a terrific group you are!!
What a fun exhibit. Love the floral mane!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent works, both sculpture and florist's. Congratulations for your first 1,500!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! The florist's interpretation is amazingly well done!
ReplyDeletecongratulations on 1500. keep them coming, kate.
ReplyDeleteThat is an appealing organic interpretation for a floral horse and Art in Bloom sounds like an event I'd like to see.
ReplyDeleteA BIG congratulations on your 1500th post, Kate! That is a lot of dedication and work! And it's not even your only blog! Whew!
This is similar tot he eshibit each year at the Phoenix Art Museum, which Sharon has shown on her site this year and last.
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ReplyDeletethat's really cool and creative! congrats on 1500 here!
ReplyDeleteThat was a new variation - I have never seen something like this. Inspired.
ReplyDelete1,500 posts are a lot, my warmest congratulations, Kate.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 1,500!!
1500 posts! Congratulations! You are way ahead of me. I enjoy seeing your photos.
ReplyDeleteKate, I love that you love art! Congrats on your 1,500th post... that's a lot of posting! I like what the florist did here... much more original than a bouquet... it is a work of art on it own.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great exhibit. I like what this florist did. Congrats on 1500 posts!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your 1500th post. Looks like a cool exhibit, thanks for sharing. I hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI did not get to this exhibit, Kate. Congratulations in posting so many insightful photographs and descriptions. I enjoy your insights.
ReplyDeleteThats a creative exhibiton!
ReplyDeleteAnd congrats to your 1500th post!
Such a great idea. Sharon goes to the one in Phoenix every year.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the 1500 posts!
This is mega cool Kate, we have a similar thing here in Perth..but I have to say that is one of the best interpretations I've seen.
ReplyDeleteCongrats for more than thousands pictures from your great point of view.
ReplyDeletecongrats on the 1500 post, way to go! beautiful picture :-) Dropping by from last weeks Camera Critters
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