Nasher Gardens
On a gorgeous Sunday morning we decided to visit the Nasher
Sculpture Center in Dallas: a private collection of contemporary
art, and of course, sculpture. The museum had recently
procured "Walking to the Sky" by Jonathan Borofsky, on loan
from NY where it was first displayed at Rockefeller Center.
The gardens featured a beautiful set of fountains and other
pieces including Mark di Suvero's "Eviva Amore," the pointy,
reddish piece below, as well as "Bronze Crowd" by Magdalena
Abakanowicz - where Brent stands at attention with the rest of
"the crowd."
On a gorgeous Sunday morning we decided to visit the Nasher
Sculpture Center in Dallas: a private collection of contemporary
art, and of course, sculpture. The museum had recently
procured "Walking to the Sky" by Jonathan Borofsky, on loan
from NY where it was first displayed at Rockefeller Center.
The gardens featured a beautiful set of fountains and other
pieces including Mark di Suvero's "Eviva Amore," the pointy,
reddish piece below, as well as "Bronze Crowd" by Magdalena
Abakanowicz - where Brent stands at attention with the rest of
"the crowd."
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| April 2005 |
