Showing posts with label olafur eliasson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label olafur eliasson. Show all posts
10/5/08
The Waterfalls!
My favorite installation artist is Olafur Eliasson. I've posted some of his stuff before. Here are 2 of his waterfalls - one below the Brooklyn Bridge, and the other in a spot at the bottom of Manhattan.
7/5/08
7/3/08
A room full of color
From Olafur Eliasson's Take Your Time at the MoMa
I only see things when they move
My bluebird earrings!
and this is where it all comes from!
I only see things when they move
My bluebird earrings!
and this is where it all comes from!
7/2/08
7/1/08
Take Your Time
But... in New York, can you really?
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On Friday June 27th I went to The Museum of Modern Art to see an exhibit by my favorite contemporary artist Olafur Eliasson. He is my absolute favorite I tell you. He does indoor installations that mimick the great outdoors - rain, rainbows, the sun, light, reflections.
He also has on display the waterfalls in Manhattan near several of the bridges. He is just an amazing guy who wants his audience to interact in new and innovative ways with what they are looking at. You don't just look at his stuff. You can stand inside of it and be a major part of it. Without you, it may as well not be there.
So here are some images from his exhibit at the MoMa through June 30th titled, Take Your Time.
Room For One Color: The entire 3rd floor lobby was lit up with flourescent yellow light
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On Friday June 27th I went to The Museum of Modern Art to see an exhibit by my favorite contemporary artist Olafur Eliasson. He is my absolute favorite I tell you. He does indoor installations that mimick the great outdoors - rain, rainbows, the sun, light, reflections.
He also has on display the waterfalls in Manhattan near several of the bridges. He is just an amazing guy who wants his audience to interact in new and innovative ways with what they are looking at. You don't just look at his stuff. You can stand inside of it and be a major part of it. Without you, it may as well not be there.
So here are some images from his exhibit at the MoMa through June 30th titled, Take Your Time.
Room For One Color: The entire 3rd floor lobby was lit up with flourescent yellow light
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