Distance: 1 mile and take yoga class
Confession: Ciwt is pretty limited in her understanding/appreciation of sculpture. She resonates to the 'emotional' ones like Michelangelo's Pieta, the physical beauty ones like his David, and, of course the graceful, simplified and energetic ones of Henry Moore
But sculpture of other types fail to elicit much response in Ciwt. Usually there is acceptance, Ciwt doesn't resist/condemn as many do. She just sort of looks, acknowledges what is there, and on she goes. Such is the case with the works of Mark di Suvero, a New York dwelling artist with deep ties to the Bay Area, whose works are enjoying a temporary installation on Crissy Field while our SF MOMA is being remodeled. When Bay Area people think of di Suvero, their minds often go to his sculpture, Pax Jerusalemme (1999) which is prominently installed behind the fountain at our Palace of the Legion of Honor Museum.
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