http://www.minusspace.com/2010/02/objectified/ Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:01:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.minusspace.com/2010/02/objectified/comment-page-1/#comment-16896 lisa robb Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:00:00 +0000 http://www.minusspace.com/?p=6863#comment-16896 The show is so good. I wonder if this is the fewest number of artworks ever shown at the the Art Center and also, is this the greatest difference in volumetric sizes of the artworks shown in the 40 years of its art exhibiting? Into the archives and/or a few conversations with long time fans and volunteers will answer this. The show is wonderful, these images very dramatic and good. The artworks selected by Matthew Deleget and David C. Terry and made by the artists are inspired. Work is whimsical and serious; big and small; delicate and sturdy; machine and hand finished. The Center's all age, all size, all interest gallery visitors are already ahhing and ooing and as predicted, the very shortest visitors (under age 3 and 3 feet and in general), are able to very quickly walk right under the JAG, a hanging artwork. Without even touching the piece, they toddle right under it. Often before the adult and staff in charge even notice. But the no touching rule is observed as always. Thank you artists, MINUS SPACE and David Terry for being such good partners to Pelham Art Center. This is an unpaid testimonial and tribute to good looking, free and interesting art exhibits. The show is so good. I wonder if this is the fewest number of artworks ever shown at the the Art Center and also, is this the greatest difference in volumetric sizes of the artworks shown in the 40 years of its art exhibiting? Into the archives and/or a few conversations with long time fans and volunteers will answer this. The show is wonderful, these images very dramatic and good. The artworks selected by Matthew Deleget and David C. Terry and made by the artists are inspired. Work is whimsical and serious; big and small; delicate and sturdy; machine and hand finished. The Center’s all age, all size, all interest gallery visitors are already ahhing and ooing and as predicted, the very shortest visitors (under age 3 and 3 feet and in general), are able to very quickly walk right under the JAG, a hanging artwork. Without even touching the piece, they toddle right under it. Often before the adult and staff in charge even notice. But the no touching rule is observed as always. Thank you artists, MINUS SPACE and David Terry for being such good partners to Pelham Art Center. This is an unpaid testimonial and tribute to good looking, free and interesting art exhibits.

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