Museum der Bayerischen Könige, Hohenschwangau in Germany; designed by Architekt Aus-und Umbau, Ausstellungsgestaltung: Staab Architekten GmbH, Berlin & photographed by Marcus Ebener
Art I Love: Portraits of Sorts and Curiosities by Cindy Kolodziejski
The Frank Lloyd Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by Cindy Kolodziejski. Known for her provocative imagery on ceramic vessels, Kolodziejski has turned to framed portraits and strange images in a multitude of media for this show. While introducing a wide range of human and animal imagery, the artist now mounts her work in a variety of ornate, carved and gilded frames. Kolodziejski continues to explore oddities, distorted views, and the fertile territory of human interaction. Ranging from pictures of odd fish on the ceramic support of bone china, to embroidery with silk thread on fabric, the engaging gallery of portraits will be hung salon-style.
The Museum of Applied Arts (Magyar Iparművészeti Múzeum in Hungarian) is a museum in Budapest, Hungary.
Meet the Woman Fighting for the National Women’s History Museum
If you didn’t know that there was a woman’s history museum effort, president and CEO Joan Wages would like to enlighten you, and get you involved. Founded in 1996, the NWHM is finding its own footing along the winding path toward establishing itself among the other historical institutions in our nation’s capitol. Thanks to high-profile donors and advocates such as Meryl Streep, they’re closer than ever to reaching their goal.
Trucks carrying the large, precast concrete letters of Mansilla+Tuñón’s Fine Arts museum of Castellón in order of their display in 1999. Previously, today.
“As they moved through the landscape and the towns, the five letters formed a word. The emergence of a word, an intruder, implies a culturization of landscape through thought. A culturization in motion that leaves no lasting mark. An ephemeral action, limited to four hundred and forty kilometres and ten hours of travel.”
