After that, I went to a very interesting Annie Liebovitz at the Sydney Museum of Contemporary Art which showcased a lot of her professional pictures but also a lot of her photos from her personal life and family. Always interesting to see some of the behind the scenes stuff in an artists life. The museum also had a nice exhibit by an aboriginal artist/tribal elder/teacher who passed away about a year ago I think. They were drawings on bark and scrolls. I get the feeling I didn't really get a lot of the pieces because I don't exactly have a great background in aboriginal culture, but it was interesting all the same.
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Friday, January 21, 2011
Mirazozo
So, I decided to be a bit cultured today. First I went down to see Mirazozo which is a huge bubble experience in the forecourt of the opera house. Pics below. Pretty cool, aside from the hundreds of kids running around. You can sit inside, lean up against a wall, listen to the soothing music, and then contemplate...something something.
After that, I went to a very interesting Annie Liebovitz at the Sydney Museum of Contemporary Art which showcased a lot of her professional pictures but also a lot of her photos from her personal life and family. Always interesting to see some of the behind the scenes stuff in an artists life. The museum also had a nice exhibit by an aboriginal artist/tribal elder/teacher who passed away about a year ago I think. They were drawings on bark and scrolls. I get the feeling I didn't really get a lot of the pieces because I don't exactly have a great background in aboriginal culture, but it was interesting all the same.




After that, I went to a very interesting Annie Liebovitz at the Sydney Museum of Contemporary Art which showcased a lot of her professional pictures but also a lot of her photos from her personal life and family. Always interesting to see some of the behind the scenes stuff in an artists life. The museum also had a nice exhibit by an aboriginal artist/tribal elder/teacher who passed away about a year ago I think. They were drawings on bark and scrolls. I get the feeling I didn't really get a lot of the pieces because I don't exactly have a great background in aboriginal culture, but it was interesting all the same.
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