last saturday
we went to
art basel-
an amazing
international
art show.
basel is
a beautiful city.
grub has spent
some time
exploring it
so
he took me
to a little
chocolate store
he discovered
and we had
the most amazing
hot chocolate.
the old town
was packed
with tourists
and protesters...
we made our way
to the exhibitions...
foolishly
we obeyed
the signage
and did not
bring our
cameras into
the galleries
but then saw
everyone
with cameras
taking photos
of the art.
there was great
people watching
and
we discovered
some new (to us)
artists we love
(as well as
lots of works
by famous artists,
such as
bourgeois,
warhol, cornell,
calder, twombly,
judd, etc.).
some of my favorites:
{lygia clark}
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Source: kherlak.blogspot.com via gwen on Pinterest
{jeanne silverthorne}
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{gianfranco baruchello}
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if only
i were rich
and could
afford
to buy
lots of art.
le sigh.
next...
our week
in
antibes
in the
french riviera.
xo
4 comments:
It is cold enough for grub to wear a muffler? Le sigh indeed, it is hot and humid here. Bleck
If you and Grub go back to Basel... there's a wonderful place called the Beyeler Foundation. Every time I went there to see temporary exhibitions, I was amazed both by the quality of the art and by the way the exhibition was staged *and* I absolutely love the building itself, with its clean lines and pink stone walls. It's the kind of wonderful place where you spontaneously lower your voice as you would in a church, even in the garden, because it's so peaceful. Depending of the season, you can even hear cow bells in a distance, giving you the feeling you're in fact in the Alps. Yes, I do love this place :). http://www.fondationbeyeler.ch/en/Home
my brother was in basel in february for work. he loved it... xo astrid
i ran thru basel one day with a friend. [not when the art fair was happening]
i remember a VERY expensive soda, some water, a bridge and a condom store in a 14th century building :)
love gianfranco's work....
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