Ramblings of Rick Rockhill. Pet Food Nutrition Industry Veteran. Public Speaker. Student of life, doing what I love. Following my passions and that which inspire me. Advocate for the health benefits of the human-animal bond, animal nutrition, animal advocacy, awareness of prescription drug abuse and the fentanyl crisis. Home is Palm Springs, California, USA.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Sunday Art Review: Dale Chihuly Glass Collections
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20 comments:
i saw that ceiling, it is fabulous! we just went to murano and saw that glass blowing and the pride they have in their work. amazing...
smiles, bee
These are cool!
And Woobie thinks so too as he just yelled COOOOLLL!!!! in my ear.
Bring on the brussel sprouts! :)
--snow
these are really beautiful rick. I have come to look forward to this sunday art review each week, great feature.
Bee- That ceiling at Bellagio really is an incredible sight isn't it?
I remember seeing that ceiling in Vegas!
My best diaper buddy is a world famous Stained Glass Artist . You can see some of his work at the following link:
http://in.geocities.com/afshanbegum/index.htm
There is a Chihuly ceiling at the Norton Museum of Art in Palm Beach that is amazing.
I did not know anything about Chihuly, and I'm most impressed with the work. Amazing!!! Rick, thanks so much for sharing beautiful art with your audience.
[PS: ...and... you never said if your first one was good or bad on my blog] ;o)
I`ve never heard of him but it really is amazing how he makes those!
Happy early Thanksgiving to you too Rick, just in case I don`t make it back here again in time :)
tea
xo
They are beautiful!
oh i love them! they look like they should be part of some colorful undersea coral reef!
Beautiful colors, I love blown glass, and Bellagio's ceiling is gorgeous....I got to see it when they first opened....just seeing all those glass flowers hanging way up high and wondering how they stay up their.... thanks for sharing... judy
WOW!! I like that third one from the end!
Ahh, Vegas..sigh...I miss Vegas..been too long...Bellagio..I did see...I'm getting Vegas anxious!
Be safe!
Always,
Crusty~
Love the new pic!
I saw some amazing stained glass art at the Corning Art Gallery at Stubens , 65th , in New York. There were some wonderful crystal pieces too. But so horribly expensive. At $ 40,000 a piece, they must be collectors items. But they were exotic!
these really are so beautiful rick
I love Dale Chihuly's work. He did the ceiling piece that hangs in the main lobby of my little branch library. Pretty amazing, huh?
Ok...you got me. I'm green with envy.
Chihuly braggard! ;)
I adore the two on the bottom.
P.S. Thanks for rollin' me!
Exquisite!
omg this are absolutely amazing..thanks for sharing the pics...wonderful as always!!!
Wonderful photos Rick. Thanks for sharing this artist's amazing work with us all.
The last, orange one is almost Rafflesia-like (that gigantic, smelly flower from Indonesia), almost a jellyfish, and less of a Sea form, which by the way, is a stunning visual treat too.
See more of Chihuly and his early guide, Italian Maestro L. Tagliapietra here.
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