Thursday, May 21, 2009

Quark 2003

 
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This welded steel sculpture by John Henry is part of a seven city Florida exhibition entitled Drawing in Space: The Peninsula Project. It is located in Doug Burnette Park near downtown Tallahassee. Other Florida cities participating in this exhibition are Orlando, Tampa, Boca Raton, Miami, Naples, and Sarasota. To see the other sculptures you can go here.

11 comments:

Marcel said...

Interesting, I am not so sure if I realy like it, I like the blue though. I get the impression that it is huge!

Regards from Marcel

Cezar and Léia said...

Hello Lois!
Beautiful sculpture and this blue is very impressive!
I like modern art!This place is quiet and beautiful...
Kind Regards
Léia

Lowell said...

It is certainly impressive - big! I, too, like the blue color and find it quite attractive even if I don't quite understand what it might mean...

Have a great day!

Unknown said...

Not quite my cup of tea this type of sculpture. You captured it well and your info is always interesting.

B SQUARED said...

These always seem so unexpected, so out of place. Like some sort of monolith in a futuristic movie. I like it!

Unknown said...

Ha, that's interesting. So abstract and what a great artwork of the artist. Very imaginative.

Lisa Wilson said...

That's huge!! I do like the color.

Unknown said...

Very eye-catching! I like the title 'Drawing in Space'!

Clytie said...

I like the color as well. It certainly stands out! I am not so much into "modern art", but I think this one could grow on me.

Beth Niquette said...

How totally cool! So...was it named after that big-eared personage on the newer Star Trek series???

(grin)

Gorgeous!

~Cheryl said...

I like the exhibition name of Drawing in Space, and this sculpture is making a good go at drawing something with the blue pencils!