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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Show & Tell: Better off red

The kids were both in school but Roger and I had Veteran's Day off. So we had a date in our city.

After lunch (which included acai sangria), we strolled over three of Denver's bridges toward downtown. On the way, we found this:
Photo by Jeffrey Beall (his is better than mine).

National Velvet is by artist John McEnroe (not the tennis player, I presume). The sculpture was dedicated a year ago today.

Denver does like its primary colors, doesn't it?

I have sudden urge to prepare kidney beans for dinner.

See what my classmates are showing and telling over at Mel's Show & Tell.






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25 comments:

The Casual Perfectionist said...

Hey! I talked about red today, too! Kinda. You'll see. http://thecasualperfectionist.com/2009/11/confessions-of-a-casual-perfectionist-day-18/ (Red is the fastest color.)

Quiet Dreams said...

That's a lot of red.

Funny, it kind of puts me off kidney beans...

Sunny said...

Ewwwwwww.

That grosses me out. :)

LJ said...

I'm so gross. Due to my recent post, I saw it and thought something else entirely.

areyoukiddingme said...

I just love art that makes me say "WTF is that supposed to be?"

:)

Kristin said...

Lucky you getting a daytime date with the hubby!

Mrs. Gamgee said...

Acai Sangria? Hook me up!

That statue is odd to say the least. Municipal art is always interesting and ecclectic.

Michelle said...

Hmm that is very...red and...we shall say interesting.

Circus Princess said...

What a cool, happy, kidney-bean-sculpture-thingy :) Thanks for sharing!

Bird's Eye View Photography said...

yes, that it odd... to say the least. Not sure I appreciate it as much as some...LOL!

I LOVE Denver, I graduated high school in Littleton... I miss it so much!

Billy said...

That's an interesting sculpture!
I think I like it :-).

Geochick said...

OMG...that thing gives the evil Bronco a run for its money in the WTF department. Maybe it looks better IRL?

Lynn said...

That is a very strange looking sculpture. I've been staring at it for several minutes now, unable to pull my eyes away. Odd!

Hope you had a great day out with your hubby!

Sandy said...

What an odd sculpture. Hey, I keep forgetting you live in Denver. I will be there at Christmas! What part do you live in?

Kids in school? A day off with your husband? Sounds like heaven...

I know that that time will come quickly enough, so I'm trying to enjoy Oscar at this age, but the thought of having a "date" like that...sigh.

Martha@A Sense of Humor is Essential said...

I feel the need to go get a giant pooper scooper. Hmm, I guess you need to see the sculpture in person.

Aunt Becky said...

That's really cool. It looks kind of like sausages to me.

Sheri said...

That is some weird art! Colorful...and kidney bean-like.

I'm glad you and hubby got some time to yourselves.

Anonymous said...

Hmm... I think I like it. But I couldn't say why. (Other than I love red.) Really no idea what it's supposed to be or represent though...

Emmy said...

That is a very interesting sculpture. I don't quite know what to think!

CherLiquori said...

Wouldn't it be cool if those were all water balloons and you were at a party with, say, a lot of 8-year old boys....or a few silly drunk adults! ...it was the acai sangria!

Anonymous said...

Well, that looks like something you DO NOT want in your body.

Anonymous said...

Wow. I don't really know what to say.

Bonnie said...

Acai Sangria? That sounds delightful!

Lollipop Goldstein said...

I like that hue of red...but the whole sculpture...a bit much?

Jamie said...

Denver has such crazy artwork! It all makes Oklahoma seem so very ordinary . . .