A bend in a hall in the contemporary wing of the Nelson Atkins Museum in Kansas City. The structure is full of eye-catching shapes, in both the art on display and the architecture itself. The stack on the right is the well-known style of Donald Judd. I didn’t make a note of the simple curve to the left. It’s purple and quite low on the wall, making it hard to interpret.
No pictures edited from the Fringe yet. Soon. The last few days' pictures around the Grand Basin in Forest Park have had the greensward of Art Hill in the background, so named because the art museum is at the top. (Duh.) Today we step inside. This woman looks willing to enter another dimension through Donald Judd's Untitled while a nifty Frank Stella "protractor" painting provides the warp drive.
