Posted December 30, 2010 by Erin Algiere, Former Exhibitions Project Associate
As the chill in the air finally gives way to snow, you may be feeling too snugly to get outside and see Moore in the Gardens. Whether you’re on a visit to see the Gardens in their winter glory or are reading this on your couch with a cup of tea in hand, here are 5 ways to stay warm and experience the majestic works of Henry Moore.
- Henry Moore, Locking Piece, 1963-64. Reproduced by permission of the Henry Moore Foundation. Photo by Scott Dressel-Martin
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Posted October 15, 2010 by David Rubin, Brand Manager
“Imagination is everything,” explained Albert Einstein. “It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” There is great potential for a surge in creativity and sustainability-based enterprises in Colorado in the near future, but without some artistry of the mind, the surge can never occur.
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Posted February 18, 2008 by Matt Cole, Director of Education
During our recent stairwell work in the Boettcher Memorial Education Building, all of our staff and visitors had to avoid the public stairwell and use the elevator or the stairs near my office. One day, I found a child and chaperone looking for their school group. I volunteered to guide them to the classrooms to see if their group was there. We stepped behind the scenes, through a shadowed hallway to the stairs. At the bottom, the stairs open into a hallway between the research department offices and the herbarium. As we passed through, I explained “This is where the scientists work.”
And as we headed towards the classrooms, I realized how cool that was.
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