What an excellent exhibit! This time we took in Turrell, Part II, in addition to visiting the first part at a leisurely pace, fully embracing our two-hour time slot.
It was a pleasure to see again. Well worth paying for, IF, you are interested in art, light, and perspective of color.
I might return for a third time. Perhaps THE MUSE might join me, again. Perhaps…
The most precious moment of my day was catching a glimpse of the brilliant head of LACMA, the dashing, Mr. Govan, purely by chance. I attended this exhibit and paid for it, this time, because I wanted to see it with my darling and handsome scientist and super creative husband, the talented and amazing, Hartmuth C. Kolb, sometimes known as Hutch. Hartmuth has had a strong interest in photography, film, and technology since childhood. His teenage family vacation movies, from northen Italy, where the family summered at their tiny villa, are a visual delight! He made super-eight films and framed every shot right and steady. To relax, he makes holograms at home. We had a blast walking into Turrell’s dazzling rooms of pure color, together. We were bathed in light, bright and white, like the tunnel to heaven.
The significance of art as “religion for atheists,” as the celebrated author, Sarah Thorton, of the bestseller, “Seven Days in the Art World,” is made clear in the temple models of Turrell’s famous, Roden Crater.
