Three Black Fishtails by Alexander Calder, 1960
The Rebel Albert Camus: Twenty-Five Typographic Meditations, by Jack W. Stauffacher, 1969Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco
Promenade Deck, M.S. Brimanger, Pacific Ocean, by John Gutmann, 1933Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco
Model for Total Reflective Abstraction (after Buckminster Fuller and Isamu Noguchi), by Josiah McElheny, 2003DeYoung Museum
5 comments:
i'm drawn to the upside-down question mark. hmmmm, maybe it's b/c i recieved a package stamped with a similar red question mark today!
thank you SO very very for my new spoooky book! i think i'll wait until AFTER my husband is finished with all of his out-of-town conferences before i start it:)
many mahalos!!!!!
Derek!
If you guys haven't been to the 2 Folsom galleries, let me know, I can bring you in! ANYTIME!!
xo
Alyssa
The first time I saw Alameda Gran Torino I was on a class field trip. I couldn't believe it was a painting I stared at it for hours! And its great that its giant. Good choices!
I completely agree with the Calder--don't know if I'd want a mobile or one of his Circus pieces. And my secret daydream is to wander into some church thrift store and find a piece of his jewelry for a buck or two. :-)
I love that Bechtle painting, I saw his exhibit a few years back at MOMA and it was remarkable.
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