Art, Wine, and Whimsy

"Gravity's Loom," by the Ball-Nogues Studio

In the interest of not posting yet another review of a colorful and whimsical art museum installation but still offering new works, I will keep my discussion of this piece brief.  “Gravity’s Loom,” by the Ball-Nogues Studio was the winter lobby installation at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. The cavernous lobby lends itself spectacularly to a piece of this magnitude. It’s a fascinating phenomenon to observe such thin strings hung so delicately that still create such massive color and movement. It’s almost like a representation of light or sound, void of a physical mass but still possessing the power to alter the physical world. Perhaps in twelve years it will be cast by James Cameron to star in the next ‘Avatar’ film.

"Gravity's Loom," by the Ball-Nogues Studio