Fantastic Equine Double-Stiletto and Tots. Seoul Art Museum, Seoul, South Korea

            A Double-Equine-Stiletto High Heel Shoe stands in the fabulous courtyard of the Seoul Art Museum. It's part of the 'constructions' of "Art in Bloom - fantastic fairy tale", mounted to celebrate the advent of Spring and Summer. Though geared to children while adults go look at the as fantastic Auguste Rodin Retrospective, they, too, might have fun outside. 't Was amusing to see how children took all of this at ordinary face-value, as their elders stood by smiling at the weird juxtapositions.
The museum brochure says:
'In May, when fresh green life sprouts and the scent of blossoms makes us feel delightful, the exhibition is designed to draw family members and office workers to freely and comfortably appreciate exquisite, witty scupltural installations at its extended venue.' Indeed, at lunch time this area was teeming with darkly suited office workers. 
After looking at the marvellous Rodins, we joined a small audience at the Appenzeller First Methodist Church across the street to listen to flautist Professor Lee Bong Hwan perform some religious music but also that from a scene, appropriately, of 'The Lion King'.
' t Was a fascinating morning...
   

Taken in: 한국 / 서울 / 서울 / 소공동 (show map)

Taken on: May 27, 2010

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