[image from Allez Allie]
Just sharing a fun blog I stumbled upon when I googled artist Jeff Koons.
[image from Allez Allie Blog]
At my son Daniel's play date today, one of the mother's from France mentioned the mixed reactions by the French over his work at the Versailles. I was very impressed by the beautiful photos from Allison of Allez Allie's blog and thought it was worth sharing with anyone that may not be familiar with her blog.
8 comments:
Ohhh...I think that's sooo very French...putting the ultra modern right next to the very old and traditional! They seem to go for the shock value!! Look at the glass pyramids next to the Louvre or the Pomidou Center with its ultra modern Stravinsky fountain next to a Renaissance church! Even the Eiffel tower was shocking and modern in its time!That's what I love about the French...so unpredictable!! Great post...Debbie
Beautiful pictures! I lvoe France, so many interesting buildings!...Christine
How interesting! I wasn't familiar with his pieces...thanks for the link to the blog...I'll definitely check it out! And thanks for stopping by today...can't wait to see another one of your tablescapes! Susan
hi - thanks for your comment!!! I think you are right about the gay-dar, I think he was heterosexual too!!!! too funny, but I thought the same thing.
THose are BIG balloons... they must be GIANT clowns to twist those balloons into animals! LOL
AMAZing colour!
ENJOY your weekend!
Fifi
BTW... thank you for stopping by my site with kind words.
How interesting - thanks for the links!!
:)
I love this infusion of contemporary art with history. The images are proof of that. They look beautiful together.
Gary
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