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Chihuly in the Garden 2023 presents the work of world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly in a stunning exhibition uniting art and nature. Thousands of pieces of blown glass forms in 20 dramatic installations throughout the Garden’s grounds present these artworks on a grand scale.
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6 Educator’s Guide to Chihuly in the Garden 2023 at the Missouri Botanical Garden WHO IS DALE CHIHULY? by Davira S. Taragin, Director of Exhibitions and Programs at Racine Art Museum
Jan 30, 2023 · “Dale Chihuly is one of the most important artists of the 21st century who has transformed glass into a multidimensional art form,” says Stephanie Stebich, director of the Smithsonian American...
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The Garden is hosting Chihuly in the Garden 2023 daytime viewing through October 15, 2023. Garden President, Dr. Peter Wyse Jackson, noted “Chihuly in the Garden 2023 is our most ambitious exhibition to date. We are pleased to host the work of the legendary Dale Chihuly.
Oct 15, 2023 · Featuring 18 large-scale installations presented throughout the Garden’s grounds, the beauty and drama of Chihuly in the Garden 2023 is an inspiring experience whether viewed in the natural light of day or under a blanket of stars during Chihuly Nights. Visit Missouri Botanical Garden Website.
Mar 27, 2023 · Using form and color to ignite joy, the installations will play with the landscape and captivate the viewer. “Both the Missouri Botanical Garden and Chihuly Studio understand how art can come alive in a garden,” Vickie Campbell, vice president of visitor operations at the Garden, says.
