Tuesday, 6 November 2018

Freezer Fresh


Those are two words I don't expect to see together. If you buy frozen salmon at the supermarket, is it fresh?

This is from the current indoor exhibit at Laumeier Sculpture Park. It is about the restored old neon signs and neon sculpture of David Hutson. I suppose the big sign is about ice cream, although it's hard to be sure. It's certainly not acceptable by today's standards.The small sign in the back is part of Hutson's expression of Claes Oldenburg's artistic philosophy.        

Sunday, 4 November 2018

Madeleine Monday


There was an event Saturday evening at Laumeier Sculpture Park called Light The Way. The reference is to the monumental structure at the end of the park's great lawn. It was mostly for children: lawn games, crafts, face painting and so on.

Ellie had a great time. The adults did not. It was cold. The lines at the food and beer trucks were awful. There was a least a half-hour long line for face painting; we were fortunate to talk her out of that.

The kid was happy to pose with  Tony Tasset's Eye. Her Nepalese leopard hat added a certain touch. I didn't know which picture I preferred so I used both. Below, she is enclosed in the arms of Niki de Saint Phalle's Ricardo Cat.  
       


Saturday, 3 November 2018

Cycle



Forest Park, yesterday afternoon. Gray day. The annual cycle continues.





Friday, 2 November 2018

Cruising Around With Nothing To Post


8th and Walnut, early evening, light rain.

Color


We don't always get a colorful fall. Many years it is too warm and dry. Leaves turn brown, fall to the ground and that's it. This year, though, we hit the jackpot.

Still short on new material. After physical therapy this morning I went by my favorite spot in adjacent Forest Park. Damp day or not, it was ablaze.

There are some good sources of new images this weekend.      
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