The Dale Chiluly 30-foot blown glass chandelier suspended above the main entranceway at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. An exhibition of Chiluly's work at the de Young Museum is currently enthralling San Francisco residents. The exhibit continues through September 28th.







great photo, tara! while you're here visiting sf you simply must see the exhibit at de young. it's so incredible. i spent my friday evening there & couldn't get enough of it.
Posted by: studio wellspring | 30 June 2008 at 22:38
I'm so excited about this exhibit. I'm hoping I can arrange to see it at the deYoung.
Posted by: annieelf | 30 June 2008 at 17:56
I caught a glimpse of this beauty just as I was leaving the theater, and thought that looked like a Chiluly out of the corner of my eye - I had to stop and get a better look. I've only ever seen them in photos, but I am always entranced by his work. How amazing it must be to see in person! Lovely photo, Tara~xOx
Posted by: tinker | 29 June 2008 at 06:35
I sat and marveled at this for almost a half an hour. His work is just breathtaking. And, I almost missed it! If I hadn't gone to the gift shop! Can you imagine hanging one of his pieces. No thank you.
Posted by: Rosa | 29 June 2008 at 00:16
His work is amazing, isn't it? We have a Chiluly glass ceiling in our little art museum in Naples, and it's just breathtaking.
Posted by: Becca | 28 June 2008 at 22:05
Ah, Chiluly! I saw a documentary on him once. The word genius is bandied about carelessly these days, but he is truly a *genius*!
xox
Posted by: Colette | 28 June 2008 at 18:00
As long as we have imagination -- to create such beauty -- the world will always be a beautiful place. This is an incredible piece of art.
Posted by: sherry | 28 June 2008 at 13:37
I agree, a fantastic piece of art. I saw a few of his (?) installations at Paradise Island in the Bahamas, they are so breathtaking. Oh to afford a wee installation at the spa...lol!
xo
Posted by: Gillian | 28 June 2008 at 13:37
Fantastic piece of art and an excellent photo.
Posted by: Philip | 28 June 2008 at 11:42