Art Talk: Paintbrushes
For 6 months I have been going to the Desert Botanical Garden regularly. Now I want to share pictures of pieces in Chihuly in the Desert that I have taken at different times of day, through different seasons and light.
Dale Chihuly
Paintbrushes, 2021
blown glass
Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Arizona
What I find very interesting is that it says Paintbrushes, 2021 on the plaque in front of the sculpture. I also saw Paintbrushes at the Kew Gardens in 2019. I have wondered and many of the people that I took to the garden asked me about what happens to the pieces after the show? I don't know. It would seem that he remade the Paintbrushes for this exhibition.
These were a bit hard to photograph. They were placed in a semi enclosed place and in different sections within this space.
I did get some good light a few times!
| Jan. 15th, 9:45am | March 30th, 7:54am | May 28th, 5:07pm |
This one is wonderful. It shows the glass and the desert environment so beautifully together.
I really like that Chihuly is innovative, like with Sonoran Neon and yet uses the same idea if it will suit the place he is showing it.
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