Colourful plants of tropics, butterflies, sound of air and water, these all are created wonderfully at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Pittsburgh. Colour glass pieces of art indeed adds awe to the garden.
Whole building itself is splendour, running entirely renewables with computer controlled. Air and water are designed to circulated well and beautifully on all parts of garden.
I appreciate their purpose to let people understand and love the parts of whole world and a variety of species. All sorts of tropical plants really remind of Hawai'i, in fact they are conservatory display of Thailand, so this garden makes me to visit Thailand soon:) Visit their website, there all information is available for education purposes about botany and conservation.
Among all, my favourite flower is Busy Liziie, impatiens which features light pink with white, looking like a tiny roses.
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Thursday, August 21
Tuesday, August 19
A bit or art
Art makes me think and that is good feeling as my brain works for something. Recently I got a chance to taste a bit of interesting arts in US.
Akron art museum in Ohio is a small local museum, though it brings a great a deal of sense to me. A display of American arts interests me. In general, I felt American artists are self-critical and creative. You will be fascinated by their work. just take a moment at their web. AkronArtMuseum
A small exhibition of history creates a link in modern life - the rubber. All our technology and life hugely depend on this product, but the GoodYear company has achieved way more than a profit, they actually changed our life over the past century. I appreciated a room full of rubber achievement at the Good Year company in Akron, Ohio. Then I think it is a part of art really. See more of rubber and good year company at the Good Year! As now, I am happy a lots of GoodYear tyre roll supporting Mongolian economy in a corner of the earth.
Artists from all over the world are presenting awe of creativity on the context of "Life on Mars" and many show looks of our lives from a perspective of outsiders at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. All amaze me breathtakingly creativity of their expressions and angles of perspectives on how we are living today. I loved a common but distinguished ideas of German contemporary art. Selectively, I truly admired a work of Indian artist Ranjani Shettar and his Just a Bit More - beautiful arrangement of net with uncertain - indeed absorbed colours. More about this event, please go this site.
And, more to be continued...
Akron art museum in Ohio is a small local museum, though it brings a great a deal of sense to me. A display of American arts interests me. In general, I felt American artists are self-critical and creative. You will be fascinated by their work. just take a moment at their web. AkronArtMuseum
A small exhibition of history creates a link in modern life - the rubber. All our technology and life hugely depend on this product, but the GoodYear company has achieved way more than a profit, they actually changed our life over the past century. I appreciated a room full of rubber achievement at the Good Year company in Akron, Ohio. Then I think it is a part of art really. See more of rubber and good year company at the Good Year! As now, I am happy a lots of GoodYear tyre roll supporting Mongolian economy in a corner of the earth.
Artists from all over the world are presenting awe of creativity on the context of "Life on Mars" and many show looks of our lives from a perspective of outsiders at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. All amaze me breathtakingly creativity of their expressions and angles of perspectives on how we are living today. I loved a common but distinguished ideas of German contemporary art. Selectively, I truly admired a work of Indian artist Ranjani Shettar and his Just a Bit More - beautiful arrangement of net with uncertain - indeed absorbed colours. More about this event, please go this site.
And, more to be continued...
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