SF MOMA has been closed while a new wing is being built. The anchor piece of the new space will be a Richard Serra sculpture. The interlocking steel spirals - which are 13 feet tall and together
weigh a whopping 235 tons. And since the addition's ground floor will
be clad in glass, the much-praised "Sequence" should be visible even
when the museum is closed.
I went to the museum last month to watch the last of the 12 parts being moved into the space. After it is placed inside the rest of the building facade can be installed. While I was sketching a photographer from the SF Chronicle took photos of me sketching. So in the both Richard Serra and I were featured in the paper's article!
Congrats Cathy, that is soooooo coooool!
ReplyDeleteThanks Richard.
DeleteYeah! Way to go - congratulations :-).
ReplyDeleteThanks, it was great to sketch and the newspaper photo was a nice extra.
Deletehow great, cathy!
ReplyDeleteCathy, this is so cool! Will you send me a link to the article at the newspaper so I can put this in Drawing Attention? Please send to: drawingattention@urbansketchers.org
ReplyDeleteThanks!
- Tina
Great sketch & great timing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sonia and yes we can continue the series when we go sketch it at the reopened museum.
DeleteCathy, this is so cool! Will you send me a link to the article at the newspaper so I can put this in Drawing Attention? Please send to: drawingattention@urbansketchers.org
ReplyDeleteThanks!
- Tina
Cathy - you are so On the Spot!!
ReplyDeleteCool, and great drawings as usual!
Thanks Micaela!
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