Gems @ Weisman Art Museum I, University of Minnesota
On the day I was flying back home from a week visiting a friend in Minnesota farmland, I drove to Minneapolis specifically to take some time to photograph the Weisman Art Museum building, which is a Frank Gehry design.
I only had about 20 minutes. Thankfully, while I was there, the structure’s section that was best accessible for photographing was bathed in great light, light that captured reflections of the sky and lawn and brick wall. The sense of motion was distinct, different from Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall, which I fell in love with a few years earlier. Whereas the Disney is a set of swooping fields of reflective motion, the Weisman is growing series of interlocking vertical rectangles and curves that climb bright orange horizontal patterned brickwork.
Available in 2 limited editions:
** Five high quality 20” x 30” signed and numbered prints on acrylic “‘floated’ off the wall by a recessed backframe.”
* Five high quality 12” x 18” signed and numbered prints on Hahnemuhle archival paper.
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