Susan and I traveled to the Fuller Craft Museum to see the Stan Munro exhibition of toothpick-constructed buildings, and some contemporary paper-cutting artists. It was, as usual, a fascinating and awe-inspiring display, and once again we really appreciate all that the Fuller does for some of the alternative artists. Here are some photos.
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Fenway Park, perhaps his masterpiece(reflecting a certain prejudice).
Empire State Building in the background. |
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| It is hard to imagine the time involved, and the patience. |
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| Copley Square Church |
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| The White House |
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| Taj Mahal |
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| Susan, Eifel Tower |
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| The "Titanic" |
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| Caption: "A 63' yacht" |
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| The "Spruce Goose" and a comparable fighter jet. |
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| St. Patrick's Cathedral, NYC |
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| And now, some of the works in the Paper-cutting exhibit |
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Randal Thurston
"The Counting House" 2016
Hand cut paper |
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Charles Clary
"Flan-a-Pleural EffusionMovement #3" 2015
Hand cut paper, acrylic on panel |
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Michael Velliquette
"Oneness" 2009
Hand cut card stock |
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Mayuko Fujino
"Birthday Party" 2012
Hand-cut paper, magazine pages |
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Elizabeth Alexander
"Gunpowder Stage" 2006
Hand-cut vintage wallpaper |
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Bovey Lee
"Rake" 2014
Chinese rice paper |
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Katherine Glover
"Fire in the Lake" 2011
Homemade Khadi paper, acrylic, birch plywood panel |
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| Munro exhibition: top of Eifel Tower |
And some of the permanent collection
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SunKoo Yuh
"False Start" 2006
Glazed porcelain, metal |
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Eddie Dominquez
"New Mexico Sunset" 2014
Earthenware, low fire glaze, oil paint, resin |
The architecture of the Fuller Craft Museum
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| And one final look at Fenway Park |
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