I loved spending time at the Massachusetts Museum of
Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA). The
exhibits we saw were sometimes fun, sometimes beautiful and always thought-provoking
and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I will
try to get some time to give you a taste of them later this week. But something I truly love about the museum
is the building itself. It has a long
and interesting history that I won’t go into here, but if you would like to
learn more about it, you can by clicking on this: History of the Site.
The building itself is a work of art and I took
many (WAY too many) pictures of bits and pieces of it. That is what I am going to post today. I told Carrie that even if the place were totally
empty of all the artwork within its wall, I would still want to hang out
there. And I meant it.
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| Taken inside the Sol LeWitt exhibit. |
12 comments:
what a great use of the old industrial area! reminds me of an area downtown dallas had for a while - except it was filled with shops. stayed active for years and finally closed due to the economy.
what a great looking building, filled and a photographers dream. You have captured the essence of that building...bet you had a wonderful time!!
What a beautiful building and wonderful shots!
great shots!!! :)
well done!
Wonderful photos of this old building. It is nice that the building is being put to good use. I love the long windows and the tower. I'd be like you - taking lots of photos of it. :)
That's a beautiful building! I love the architecture and your photos are excellent! Very nice perspectives!
Great photos full of light and reflections. You truly have an artist's eye!
those were really cool shot
forth one was i guess were the best on this batch
i look at every photo you post every time you post, but don't always comment. today i had to because the last 3 just blew my mind. I love love love them.
Today I am spending time catching up on blog reading and so I could see your recent trip in sequence, Barbara. The Porches Inn looked to inviting and cosy. The museum is certainly a place to spend several days exploring not only the exhibits but the building itself as you well know. Thanks for the tour. This is definitely a place for us to include on a future road trip as we really enjoy mill towns in New England.
looks like a great place to dance. or have a wedding. nice views. ( :
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