It has been said that master artist Joan Miro thought everything in the universe was alive and part of a great interconnected totality. He saw himself as a gardener, his studio as a kitchen garden, and his works of art as his cultivated plants.
![Left to Right: Joan Miro’s Personage (1967) and The Caress of a Bird (1967). [Credit: Fondation Marguerite et Aime Maeght, Saint-Paul.]](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_3VuXLbcLD_4/S32IJ3fc23I/AAAAAAAAAz8/2ZHK0GAXHrY/s320/Miro.bmp)
In honor of Miro’s view on nature, the ARKEN Museum of Modern Art is featuring a new exhibit: Miro – I Work Like a Gardener. It will be on view through May 30. For more information on Miro’s connection to nature and the exhibition celebrating it, visit the Park West Gallery Art Blog.
In honor of Miro’s view on nature, the ARKEN Museum of Modern Art is featuring a new exhibit: Miro – I Work Like a Gardener. It will be on view through May 30. For more information on Miro’s connection to nature and the exhibition celebrating it, visit the Park West Gallery Art Blog.
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