Last Saturday, S. and I wandered over to the
Hessel Museum at Bard College to have a look at the exhibit
Home/Not at Home. The show was okay - there are a few standout pieces. I found most of the work in the collection to be clever, but lacking heart.
As we walked toward the museum door, the breeze picked up, and we heard, behind us, the distinctive sound of a flag - a big, substantial one - unfurling and snapping in the wind.
Expecting to see the Stars and Stripes, we turned, and . . . surprise!
The flag was made by
David Shrigley.
Last Saturday, S. and I wandered over to the Hessel Museum at Bard College to have a look at the exhibit Home/Not at Home. The show was okay - there are a few standout pieces. I found most of the work in the collection to be clever, but lacking heart.
As we walked toward the museum door, the breeze picked up, and we heard, behind us, the distinctive sound of a flag - a big, substantial one - unfurling and snapping in the wind.
Expecting to see the Stars and Stripes, we turned, and . . . surprise!
The flag was made by David Shrigley. 
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