nature, Johnson, Kelly, Bertoia

Last week while visiting the garden Philip Johnson designed in 1953 for the Museum of Modern Art I was charmed by the anthopomorphic postures of the Bertoia chairs, also just over fifty years old, which are found strewn (rather mysteriously drifting) about the elegant grounds.


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untitled (Bertoia) 2006


Sometimes alone.

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And, oh yeah, it is after all a sculpture garden, so I shouldn't, and couldn't, ignore the more formal installations.


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Ellsworth Kelly Green Blue (1968) painted aluminum [view of installation]

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Published on June 4, 2006 6:13 PM.

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