The legs are covered with crocheted potholders from the 1950s.
The upper part has children's toys from the same era, suspended as if they are being juggled. Where the face would be, there is one big round potholder.
This is on exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of the Arts and, again, the crummy photos are because I only had my phone along and its camera is not working well.
Does look a little Jesterish or hippy inner child? What do I know lol x
ReplyDeleteSo creative and colorful! Let's just pretend it's called "The Jester."
ReplyDeleteit's fantastic sculpture and original one. It would be fun see it face to face
ReplyDeleteAt least you're allowed to take some photos. You could just give it a name as we would not be able to contradict!
ReplyDeleteWell, that is certainly something very different and creative. Looks cool!
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ReplyDeleteA creative piece of art, like the colours.
ReplyDeleteNice colours - but the leg warmers are not my style!!
ReplyDeleteIt must be great to have the hummers back!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Interesting use of old crochet hot pad covers....quite whimsical!
ReplyDeleteThat's certainly an interesting sculpture. I like it too, especially the legs ;-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing what people come up with for sculpturing. I like it too.
ReplyDeletesculpture's looks beautiful. It has come out in a different way!
ReplyDeleteI must say, that is truly an interesting piece of sculpture. I wonder what the message is.
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