So, it's been pretty hectic around here lately. I have a few things in the works that I can't really share yet, but I hope it'll all work out. [fingers crossed]
Any-who, about a month ago (on my birthday), I got to spend the whole day outside basking in the
sun and enjoying beautiful art installations at Grounds for Sculpture. Have you
guys been there yet? I highly recommend you go if you live in or are visiting
the Princeton area.
Grounds for Sculpture is really quite a remarkable park. You feel at peace and inspired as soon as you arrive. They're dedication and appreciation for contemporary sculpture is just breathtaking. As we channeled our inner art critic, we took in the sites. Every so often, hidden behind or nestled between cherry blossom trees were hidden sculptures. By making art accessible in an informal setting, just makes it less intimidating and fun.
Grounds for Sculpture is really quite a remarkable park. You feel at peace and inspired as soon as you arrive. They're dedication and appreciation for contemporary sculpture is just breathtaking. As we channeled our inner art critic, we took in the sites. Every so often, hidden behind or nestled between cherry blossom trees were hidden sculptures. By making art accessible in an informal setting, just makes it less intimidating and fun.
Not to mention that there are peacocks frolicking about the park. Okay, so this is a little off topic... but have you heard a peacock "chirp?" For a lack of a better word, I'm sticking with chirp. It's actually kind of creepy, weird, and awesome all at once. They make screechy cat-like sounds. It's so weird! I telling you... Bing it (or Google it)!
P.S. Pictures were taken on my cellphone so, they're a little blurry
