Wasn’t I surprised when the first thing we saw at Mass MoCA was ceramic sculptures by Linda Sormin. It was another Porcelain Gallery. Not the teapots and cups that I saw at the Clark Museum on Tuesday, but they sure evoked them.
I especially loved this yellow ceramic giant with the oven mitt arm.
Oh how I wanted to touch this one, with all that fabric-looking texture. I could hardly believe it was ceramic.
There is a lot to see at Mass MoCA, and we didn’t get to all of it. What we did see I was too busy experiencing to take pictures.
Glenn Kaino’s installation In the Light of a Shadow stuck with me. And I thought Larua Aguilar‘s photos series Stillness and Center was brilliant. If I wasn’t so tired, I write more about it all.
But Jon and I got a membership to the museum so we’ll be going back again soon.
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Wow! So glad you took this picture showing the size of the sculptures as I assumed they were smaller from the first photo. You’ve inspired me to check out some local museums.
I’m glad too Ardene, the size of them really makes a difference. Have fun at your museums!