Perhaps because I work with words I'm more inclined to see letters in shapes.BTW, for the uninitiated, the shape is a silhouette of a Calder statue downtown. It's become a symbol of Grand Rapids and can be seen on street signs, letterhead, etc. It's a big deal among those who understand modern art.
(You probably figured out that I don't. I also make no judgment one way or the other, but trust others to make it for me, as I do for rare-done steaks, opera, or sports. Most of my life comes down to "If you say so," not because I easily relinquish my own opinion, but because most of what preoccupies others doesn't interest me. But if I do have an opinion, and the issue is important, I'll share it.)
Below is the Calder in downtown Grand Rapids. It's called 'La Grande Vitesse'.
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| Alexander Calder's 'La Grande Vitesse' in Grand Rapids, MI (Wikimedia Commons) |
[2014-10-04]
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