This past weekend, as my husband, daughter and I wandered through the modern art collection at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, I got the urge to paint.
Then, we strolled over to see the Impressionists, and I was awestruck, as always.
Finally, before we could leave, I had to pay homage to the Seated Guanyin Bodhisattva, Liao Dynasty (907-1125). His home at the museum is one of my all-time favorite places in Kansas City. This room feels sacred.
I love the gallery, but it's been so long since we visited it, I had forgotten. Don't forget. If you're in Kansas City, visit the Nelson. If you're not, find a gallery close to you and wander.
It's good for the creative soul.
1 comment:
Love the Bodhisattva. I included him in my book and in the picture gallery of Kansas City.
And I love your creativity blog. I'll be checking out the archives.
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