Chihuly at Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Monday, October 03, 2011 , posted by Laura Roberts | (37) Comments
Many of you know how much I LOVE textiles! and I was completely overwhelmed upon an impromptu visit to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston this summer when I saw the entrance to a very extensive Chihuly exhibit. Wow! The glass vessels were presented with native american baskets and large slabs of wood.
All of this was framed by the back wall with South American textiles draped on the entire back wall.
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The show was extensive and had much of his fanciful, colorful pieces as well. It's the first time I've been in the museum and was in a que to enter. When we left, the museum was open late that evening and the line went around a city block to enter.
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I also went many years ago in chihuly exhibit in Boston.There textiles were so innovative and stylish that unmatched when you compare chicago exhibition..
I can see your daughter in the 3rd picture. Not sure, but I think the old lady in the top right picture is your mom. If I am right, please let me know. 
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Having an impromptu exhibit with that kind of setting really excites whether you’re a fine arts enthusiasts or not.
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This is my first time to know about Chihuly at Museum of Fine Arts Boston and hopefuly become impressed through this view as well. Thanks mate.
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Over the course of his career, Dale Chihuly has revolutionized the art of blown glass, moving it into the realm of large-scale sculpture and establishing the use of glass—inherently a fragile but also magical material—as a vehicle for installation and environmental art. This exhibition of new and archival works represents the breadth and scope of the artist’s creative vision over the last four decades.
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