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| Tal Streeter's "Endless Column," 1968 |
Not since I visited The Grand Canyon in the early '90s have I felt such a powerful connection to a landscape as I did while roaming the grounds of Storm King Art Center.
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| Alexander Liberman's "Adonai," 1970-71 (Refabricated 2000) The al fresco museum "that celebrates the relationship between art and nature" is about an hour's drive north of the city, but you might want to build in more time for getting lost in the misty mountains and verdant valleys that evoke Ireland and The Lake District of England. |
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| Mark Di Suvero's "Old Grey Beam," 2007/2010 |
4 comments:
Yes, we must return on a day when the grass is dry so that we can roll roll roll down those long and luscious hills. Meanwhile, thanks for the beautiful pix.
Evocative prose and photographs! Sounds like it was an enchanting trip down that particular Rabbit Hole! Thanks for sharing.
It's beautiful. I'm glad you are exploring the area!
I second Beth's thought about dry grass and hill rolling. I enjoyed reliving our excursion via your gorgeous photos!
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