Sunday, August 24, 2008

How's it Feel to Have Your Art in a Museum?

It's pretty awesome my friends, pretty awesome. Don't worry, we won't forget the little people, whoever you are… I know by now you're looking for the punch line, so... ok, ok. So maybe we don't have anything of ours hanging in the exhibition hall, but hey- we're not complaining. Anyone can feel like a Rembrandt at the Hunter Museum of Art in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The best part about the place in my opinion is that they don't just encourage viewing art, they encourage experiencing it and creating it. In several areas of the museum there are pencils and paper provided and guests are invited to create some art of their own. You can take your masterpiece with you, or leave it at the museum, where they will put it on display in one of the little lounge areas for others to enjoy. So while we were there this weekend, we left a little something behind. The big teeth in blue up there is named Chomper. I wish the picture was better, but hey- not too bad for a camera phone in so-so lighting. *Sigh* We only hope the museum will appreciate our generous contribution :)
Tomorrow I'll post about the entire trip, so stay tuned!

Don't forget that you only have until Sept 1st to mail in your caps for the Bottle Cap Challenge! Find out more here.

9 comments:

PurrPrints said...

What a neat thing for a museum to do--and I'm VERY impressed with your camera phone picture taking skills--looks pretty good to me!

Blackfeatherfarm said...

Very creative thinking on the museums part, and how fun for you !

Giftbearer said...

Congratulations!

artis1111 said...

Yhat sounds like fun. Kathy

Unknown said...

well, that's amazing to have something you created hanging up somewhere. i remember in an art class i took long ago, we'd always have to hang our work outside the class room for display. made me feel so proud. :-D

kim* said...

id do the cap challenge but mine are painted on :)let me know if youd like me to paint on your lil circles. i can so paint small!

GreenSpaceGoods said...

wow. You're paintings are super cute Kim, but I think we're focusing on the hunting rather than the creating for this one. I love your buttons :)

Pretty Fun said...

I would never have guessed that picture was taken on your camera phone! Very nice.

CSD Faux Finishing said...

Outstanding!

 

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