View in Windhover--a part of Tim Garland's Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired display. Photo by the author.
So I have a little game for you when you come visit us this weekend! How Well Do You Know Art in Bloom? Can you find the locations of ALL of the following photos and detail shots!? If you’re the first person to identify everything correctly in the comments below, I’ll send you two free passes to come see our Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic Architecture for the 21st Century exhibition before it closes in May! Check out the photos after the jump. Just write down the Mystery Photo number (it’s in the captions), as well as your best description of the space, gallery name, or gallery number. Good luck!
This first one is a little tricky. Where is this student-made butterfly resting? (Art in Bloom: Mystery Photo #1. Photo by the author.)
What!? There's a CAR in the Museum?! This isn't too hard--tell me where it is! (Art in Bloom: Mystery Photo #2. Photo by the author.)
Here's a close up of (hint, hint) a very BIG installation... (Art in Bloom: Mystery Photo #3. Photo by the author.)
This floral installation really pops. What gallery number is it in? (Art in Bloom: Mystery Photo #4. Photo by the author.)
An unusual material wraps around this display. Where is it? (Art in Bloom: Mystery Photo #5. Photo by the author.)
It's all about color here in this Main Level installation... (Art in Bloom: Mystery Photo #6. Photo by the author.)
Last but not least, this picture doesn't even show a flower at all! Where is it?(Art in Bloom: Mystery Photo #7. Photo by the author.)
Chelsea Kelly, the School and Teacher Programs Manager, oversees school tours, special K-12 programming, and events for teachers at the Museum, and also creates resources for educators about the artworks in the Museum’s Collection.
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