Love this colored pencil art installation by the
University of Minnesota School of Architecture.
The life-size exhibit represents the historical
moments of the school during their 100-year history.
The curvy installation is made up of 100 robotically-routed
plywood ribs that are joined together with 8,080 colored #2 pencils.
Clever, creative and unique.

Category: Sculpture
Beautiful Sculpture
Real tree branches are indistinguishable
from fabricated ones in
Henrique Oliveira’s Baitogogo Sculpture
at Palais de Tokyo.
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Beautiful Pecha Kucha
Looking forward to the latest Pecha Kucha Seattle.
Tonight it’s all about story telling presented at the
beautiful Bellevue Arts Museum. If you are visiting
or have time don’t miss the exhibit
Rick Araluce: The Minutes, the Hours, the Days



Sculpture and ceramic art
by Patti Warashina: Wit and Wisdom
Beautiful Advice
Top 5 Lessons for Living Online
From Design Sponge

Sculpture, Bellevue, WA
Beautiful Architecture
I stumbled upon this very interesting site about
material systems and fabrication. Very intrigued.

Beautiful Arches
Beautiful Sculpture
Ai Weiwei, one of China’s foremost contemporary artists, has
taken his beautiful Forever Bicycles sculpture to Toronto.
Featuring 3,144 bicycles, the colossal structure is stunning.
Displayed in a night-time festival, it is spectacularly lit up
with pink and blue lights looking as if they are floating.
What a delight.
Beautiful Chicago
Chicago has some of the best art and architecture.
Dare I say Chicago has better architecture
than NYC in some ways. The modern movement is
more prominent and nobody did it better than FLW.
Beautiful Alexander Calder Sculpture

The Eagle, 1971, Alexander Calder
Seattle Museum Olympic Sculpture Park
Beautiful Sculpture
Wandering leads to all things beautiful.
Sonic Bloom is an LED sculpture at the entry
to the Seattle Pacific Science Center with a chorus of
color and sound. Interactive, movement
triggers the flowers to light up. See it here.
SONIC BLOOM, 2013, Pacific Science Center
Seattle Center, Seattle WA
by Dan Corson
Commissioned by the Pacific Science Center
and Seattle City Light’s Green Up Program
5 flowers: 20’ diameter and up to 40’ tall. Steel, fiberglass,
custom photo voltaic cells, LEDs, sensors, interactive
sound system and energy data monitoring.























