WYSIWYG

What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.

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16 comments:

  1. The exhibition that keeps on giving.

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  2. Hi Yam - it always amazes me at people's creative thoughts ... these are amazing ... and yes I'd love to have visited ... especially the aboriginal one ... perhaps more came from that artist ... the ideas expressed are extraordinary ... cheers Hilary

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    1. Hari OM
      Nothing here is Aboriginal (if you were referring to Australia). El Anatsui is an 'aboriginal' of Ghana, living most of his adult life in Nigeria. You can see all the photos of his workon this linkIn particular, The Art of Seeing Sweetly, in which I relate the most about this incredible artist. Hope you are keeping well. YAM xx

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  3. Hilary hit the nail squarely on the head - extraordinary! As is she.

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  4. I am loving all of the beautiful artwork!

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  5. It is a beautiful and unique art exhibit. Take care, have a great day!

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  6. creative use of the materials, and thought provoking (provokes me into thinking how much resources is simply discarded/ thrown away).

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  7. Yippy each of these photos were eye candy. I especially liked the first one. Great and proof art and creative can be done with anything
    Hugs Cecilia

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  8. I don't understand this sort of art. Surrealism?

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    1. Hari OM
      Surrealism could be applied to these works, for they do make the viewer work at delving into them... However, El Anatsui's work is considered contemporary art, and is often categorized as sculpture and assemblage. His art is also associated with the junk art and post-minimalism art movements. In the end, do not try for understanding, but appreciation... Yxx

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  9. There isn't a single bit of anything artistic in my bones, but I trult appreciate the hard work put into creating these pieces.

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  10. We enjoy seeing all the interesting art you find on your journeys.

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