Glasstire readers may or may not be familiar with my spectacular photography skills. The artist Angela Kallus and I have been road-tripping through the Southwest since last week (she’s ace with a camera, too) and I’d thought I’d share a few of our highlights with you all.
We spent our first and second days in beautiful Santa Fe, catching up with friends, looking at art, and seeing Meow Wolf:
Then we drove through Monument Valley:
And my favorite, Zion National Park:
We landed in Vegas, and loved our old casino hotel, and attended a friend’s wedding.
We had dinner with a pal at the Bellagio and sat on the patio overlooking the water. That big dancing fountain! Wow!:
We saw public sculpture by Tim Bavington at the Smith Center…
And we drove out to Michael Heizer’s Double Negative:
We hung out with David Ryan and Sean Slattery at David’s studio, where he had some great work in progress:
We saw some of Sean’s new work in a show at UNLV:
Today we visited the Grand Canyon (at sunset no less!):
We still have three days to go. Walter De Maria’s Lightning Field is tomorrow, but you know they don’t let you take pictures out there.
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Ahahaha. That was pretty funny. If I was more of a formalist, those photos would have been like nails on a chalkboard. However, it was a very good riff. Hope you had funny seeing how BAAADDD you could make them.
Wow, how fun are you guys? The photos are just right. I feel like I was there!
funny!