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Artsy in St Lou
2011.11.26
Rock n Roll Craft Show, year 3~!! :)
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love this little coin purse-- it's so angry it will drop your coins >:D
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awesome prints
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Stop at the STyLe t-shirt shop!! C:
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Then to the Wax Museum!!
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Starts a bit promising and fun... but....
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ended up being 4 dark, cramped floors of "real-looking" people behind glass
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This is supposed to be Snow White. I was running and flinching at the scenes around every corner. Mostly laughing uncontrollably so that I didn't cry LOL
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This figure was plain FREAKING ME OUT. I'm not afraid of clowns, but this guy can really be the exception. He's slouching over the corner! STARING.
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At least I could get a decent shot with Batman, right?
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Off to the Art museum to see some art that's not creepy
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I don't know why it's upside-down... is it supposed to be that way?
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Special Monet exhibit of his completed triptych Agapanthus.
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Talk about an eventful day! I was just soaking in all the arts, man.
I learn a lot by seeing, and I immediately want to just in to "trying."
The Monet Agapanthus exhibit was especially eye-opening. It is my first special art exhibit ever and we even got to wear some headphones and listen to smarty people talk about art!!
It was beautiful. Really.
Seeing those panels in person! Learning about when they were made, you realize that it is very much a wonderful treasure. And since one gets to see it so much online or represented by a picture, it begins to lose impact and wear out. It doesn't seem so exciting. But I had never appreciated seeing it in person the way I did that day.
Just, wow.
Sir Monet, I tip my hat to you. and your obsessive dedication.... (I wish I could talk to the lily pad duster guy, too)
I learn a lot by seeing, and I immediately want to just in to "trying."
The Monet Agapanthus exhibit was especially eye-opening. It is my first special art exhibit ever and we even got to wear some headphones and listen to smarty people talk about art!!
It was beautiful. Really.
Seeing those panels in person! Learning about when they were made, you realize that it is very much a wonderful treasure. And since one gets to see it so much online or represented by a picture, it begins to lose impact and wear out. It doesn't seem so exciting. But I had never appreciated seeing it in person the way I did that day.
Just, wow.
Sir Monet, I tip my hat to you. and your obsessive dedication.... (I wish I could talk to the lily pad duster guy, too)
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"obsessive dedication" is right. I giggled a little about how you completely understood him painting over the African flower. You're all, "it probably just didn't fit anymore. His painting became something else..." and I was all dumb, like, "pretty flower gone bye bye, boo" and you're over there all artsy-smartsy. Whatevs. ;)
yessi222 · 2011-11-29: 19:57
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