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Posted: 3/6/2011 5:26:00 PM EDT
Went home for a family event over the weekend.
Visited the "Fine Arts Museum" at BYU. Carl Bloch exibit. 
It was a fun place to spend an afternoon with family. The kids were well behaved. We had a good time. It is the first time *ever* that most of the pieces have left Denmark... BYU already owned "Christ Healing the Sick at Bethesda." The Fine Arts Museum did a good job with the exhibit. Cameras are a no-no, so no pics from inside, sorry... I wasn't about to piss off the ~18 yo BYU coed with a security badge and a radio... But if you are interested in some rare and pretty awesome Christ-centered art, visit the Fine Arts Museum at BYU... Link To BYU Website |
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Posted: 3/8/2011 1:06:22 PM EDT
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I've got to get over there while the exhibit is still there.
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Posted: 3/8/2011 5:21:48 PM EDT
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I've got to get over there while the exhibit is still there. It will knock your socks off... That is all I can say... They built individual altars for the "Altar" pieces... We went during the day, on a "school day" and it was still packed pretty tight... The Monte L. Bean Museum was a ghost town, though... The kids liked the animals and butterflies, and *we* liked the Art Museum... Everyone liked the Creamery...   
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Posted: 3/8/2011 7:25:15 PM EDT
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I've got to get over there while the exhibit is still there. It will knock your socks off... That is all I can say... They built individual altars for the "Altar" pieces... We went during the day, on a "school day" and it was still packed pretty tight... The Monte L. Bean Museum was a ghost town, though... The kids liked the animals and butterflies, and *we* liked the Art Museum... Everyone liked the Creamery... Do you know, if you look closely on the upper floor of the Bean Museum you can find a real Saiga. Serious! |
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Posted: 3/13/2011 7:21:33 PM EDT
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I am coming down in April for Conference. Do you know if the exhibit will still be there?
Edit: I just saw the link to the website. 
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Posted: 3/14/2011 11:50:47 AM EDT
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I've got to get over there while the exhibit is still there. It will knock your socks off... That is all I can say... They built individual altars for the "Altar" pieces... We went during the day, on a "school day" and it was still packed pretty tight... The Monte L. Bean Museum was a ghost town, though... The kids liked the animals and butterflies, and *we* liked the Art Museum... Everyone liked the Creamery... Do you know, if you look closely on the upper floor of the Bean Museum you can find a real Saiga. Serious! You mean real *stuffed* Saiga... ? |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 1:14:39 PM EDT
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I've got to get over there while the exhibit is still there. It will knock your socks off... That is all I can say... They built individual altars for the "Altar" pieces... We went during the day, on a "school day" and it was still packed pretty tight... The Monte L. Bean Museum was a ghost town, though... The kids liked the animals and butterflies, and *we* liked the Art Museum... Everyone liked the Creamery... Do you know, if you look closely on the upper floor of the Bean Museum you can find a real Saiga. Serious! You mean real *stuffed* Saiga... ? Well, yeah. It certainly won't be prancing around up there. 
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Posted: 3/15/2011 2:20:02 PM EDT
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I've got to get over there while the exhibit is still there. It will knock your socks off... That is all I can say... They built individual altars for the "Altar" pieces... We went during the day, on a "school day" and it was still packed pretty tight... The Monte L. Bean Museum was a ghost town, though... The kids liked the animals and butterflies, and *we* liked the Art Museum... Everyone liked the Creamery... Do you know, if you look closely on the upper floor of the Bean Museum you can find a real Saiga. Serious! You mean real *stuffed* Saiga... ? Well, yeah. It certainly won't be prancing around up there.
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