I went to one of the exhibitions “Singular Spaces” at Fowler Museum in UCLA. In Singular Spaces, there are 47 photographs which express “extraordinary” of Spanish Art.
The author Jo Farb Hernández is a professor
of art history, and director of exhibitions and special project at San Jose
State University. This exhibition introduces her extensive study about Spanish
Art Environment that she attempted to have interviews with many artists from
2000 to 2014.
These eccentric buildings were by German
Artist Peter Buch. He made me startled much. At first, I could not understand what
it is and how message it contains. However, I am able to memorize them well because
these are very colorful, humor and flash.
La Pobla de Benifassa, Castello, Spain Head
with a Dream, April 17, 2008.
La Pobla de Benifassa, Castello, Spain
Front Façade, Dragon House, April 17, 2008
It was the trick walkway within the labyrinth
by Josep Pujiula I Vila
Personally, this photo was very fascinating
over me since it elegant and complex outsider art. At that time, I felt that it
seems to be like a fantasy space. In the outside, it will be able to a special
space if there is such wooden tower in own home garden. It is clear that architecture
must have the ability to better not only society but also own life.
It comes to the end of my blog and the
class. In this class, I learned many new aspects about “two cultures”, and then
it allows me to understand that from ancient times, we have been living with
creativity, particularly the relation between art and science. I had a wonderful
time with classmates, professor Vesna and Mat. I am proud of studying with you
guys. Thank you!
Work Cited
"President's Scholar: Jo Farb Hernandez. " SJSU Today. 26 Fab. 2014. Web. 11 June. 2015. http://blogs.sjsu.edu/today/2014/2013-2014-presidents-scholar-jo-farb-hernandez/
"SINGULAR SPACES." The Fowler Museum. Web. 11 June. 2015.
