Jan 18-24, Asheville Art Museum, Asheville North Carolina. Dorothy Gillespie's sculpture is a permanent fixture in the Asheville Art Museum's foyer, hanging above the library frieze and hovering over the heads of guests in the Holden Community gallery. Composed of three separate pieces, Gillespie redesigned this sculpture to fit in its current location. At its previous location, in Chapel Hill, two of the units were connected together so there were two segments hanging down, one long and one short. Today, three large pieces hang down from the ceiling as you walk in to the Asheville Art Museum. Don't forget to look up! Read more...
January 21, 2010
"Work-of-the-Week" at the Asheville Art Museum
Jan 18-24, Asheville Art Museum, Asheville North Carolina. Dorothy Gillespie's sculpture is a permanent fixture in the Asheville Art Museum's foyer, hanging above the library frieze and hovering over the heads of guests in the Holden Community gallery. Composed of three separate pieces, Gillespie redesigned this sculpture to fit in its current location. At its previous location, in Chapel Hill, two of the units were connected together so there were two segments hanging down, one long and one short. Today, three large pieces hang down from the ceiling as you walk in to the Asheville Art Museum. Don't forget to look up! Read more...
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