
既然周六早晨一早要出门,我看了看普林斯顿大学的艺术博物馆这周安排的家庭活动日,是Sculpture Tour,然后自己做个Sculpture手工。安排一下,可以在检查完眼睛后去普林斯顿。

普林斯顿校园的入门口,秋意正浓。这条小路,十多年前我们刚搬来新泽西的时候,BILL带我来过。
普林斯顿校园来过很多次了。每次都是没有目的地散步。这次让聪自己去找艺术博物馆。她一直不肯问人。直到后来我说,“你不要跟我了,我就在这里拍照。”
无奈,她只得开口问了人,而那个时候艺术博物馆也就在她面前了。
门口工作人员给了我们一本有关这次Sculpture Tour的小册子。册子里一共有六处雕塑,顺着地图找到他们。每一处雕塑都有一些问题。我觉得很有意思。
David Smith, Cubi XIIII,

Henry Moore, Oval with Two Points
- Does it look Smooth or rough?
- What color is it?
- What do you see on the other side? How would the vie change if it were winter or fall?
- What would you call this sculpture?
然后对这幅作品有个简短的极少。这幅作品有5000磅。
这里说: Look through the opening.(When a sculpture has an opening that you can see through, it is called "negative space.")
第三幅作品她顺着地图找没有找到。她爸爸建议她先看一下地图,找出最佳路线。她说要不先去找第四幅作品得了。我贪婪地看着校园里的秋色,不停地按快门。很多摄影爱好者也扛着三脚架来到校园,其中有两个是老太太,听着她们在说哪里来了光,可以这么拍。呵呵。
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找到作品4: Tony Smith, Moses

先找到了第六幅作品:
Louise Nevelson, Atmosphere and Environment X
- What shapes do you see?
- Are the shapes the same on both sides of the sculpture?
- If the sun is out do you see shadows in the boxes?
- How would the sculpture be different on a cloudy day?

- Does the sculpture look smooth or rough?
- Look through the negative spaces at the landscape. What do you see?- How would it look if it was turned upside down and the arms that stick up in the air became the legs?
- What would it look like if it were painted red?
绕了一大圈还是没有找到作品三,结果她爸爸一指,说就在这。可不,就在我们眼前。
Geroge Rickey, Two Planes Vertical Horizontal #2
Two planes can refer to the vertical and horizontal surfaces that change as the sculpture moves, or to airplanes.

我立刻表扬她说good point.
我们走到图书馆,还没有进正门就看到了那最后一幅作品:
Isamu Noguchi, White Sun
图书馆的正门还有这样的一个牌子:


完成之后,她爸爸带她回艺术博物馆做手工。我在外面又呆了一会才回去。



这是作品的细节:




比如说这幅作品,你怎么理解呢?
她和她的作品:

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