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163One Responsehttp://www.cavillones.com/alice/?p=163Alice+at+MassMoCA2010-03-14+13%3A02%3A24admin to “Alice at MassMoCA”
[...] But for a 20 month old, the museum is a veritable playground. After having lunch at the cafe, where Alice and I shared a cobb salad, we wandered briefly through the temporary exhibits, too conceptual to hold Alice’s interest and headed for the Sol LeWitt collection upstairs. This exhibit, if you haven’t seen it, is a natural attraction for babies and kids alike because it’s all about color, shapes and patterns. I’ve been asking Alice to identify colors and when I asked her where purple was, she yelled “Purple! Purple!” and went looking for him (her?). It was hilarious and I wish I had video of it! We do, however, have video of Alice wandering the exhibits and I’ll be posting that over at her blog once we get it rendered. See the video here! [...]
[...] But for a 20 month old, the museum is a veritable playground. After having lunch at the cafe, where Alice and I shared a cobb salad, we wandered briefly through the temporary exhibits, too conceptual to hold Alice’s interest and headed for the Sol LeWitt collection upstairs. This exhibit, if you haven’t seen it, is a natural attraction for babies and kids alike because it’s all about color, shapes and patterns. I’ve been asking Alice to identify colors and when I asked her where purple was, she yelled “Purple! Purple!” and went looking for him (her?). It was hilarious and I wish I had video of it! We do, however, have video of Alice wandering the exhibits and I’ll be posting that over at her blog once we get it rendered. See the video here! [...]