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| Cowles Conservatory |
There is so much to see in Minnesota that you would need more than a day or two to visit museums and visit the little boutiques and shops around the city. Since it was a nice day outside, we decided to take a walk around the Walker Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. When you first walk the first thing you see is a artist-designed mini golf course. Its a really unique space to enjoy with family and friends.
Then in the middle of the garden you see this enormous spoon with a cherry on top! I didn't realize it was a spoon until after taking this photo. This sculpture is called "Spoonbridge and Cherry" made by Claes Oldenburg. He is known for his large scale public objects such as this.
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| "Spoonridge and Cherry" Artist: Claes Oldenburg |
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| Boyfriend and I |
As we continued walking we saw other variations of sculptures made by different artists, check out the photos below!
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| "Molecule" Artist: Mark di Suervo |
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| Garden walkway |
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| "Hare on Bell on Portland Stone Piers" Artist: Barry Flanagan |
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| Posing! |
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| "Without Words" Artist: Judith Shea |
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| Passing through the "Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge" |
My favorite piece was inside the Cowles Conservatory. It was of a giant glass fish. I was just amazed at how this sculpture was made and how detailed it was.
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| "Standing Glass Fish" Artist: Frank Gehry |
Sadly, we weren't able to see all of the sculptures but from what I had already seen, I had a great time. Its nice to walk around and see things that you usually don't see especially a giant spoon! If you're ever in Minneapolis I highly recommend going to the Walker Sculpture Garden!
From LA, With Luv
Fati <3
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