She stands in the Hall of Nations at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC.
I couldn't find a plaque with information about who created her, whether she's encased in glass or Plexiglas, or how old she is.
And is it a coincidence that I noticed her while the Mariinsky Ballet is in town? Will she leave when they pack and head home to St. Petersburg? I hope that she'll stick around for a while!
That is really beautiful. If I ever get to that area, I will need to check and see if she is still there. Thanks for sharing!
Lou Ludwig
Boca Raton, FL
That is very cool, I am so in awe of the creativity that others have and since I can't do something like that, I really enjoy seeing that others can!
She's quite unique and very beautiful. It would be interesting to learn her history!
Lou Ludwig
Boca Raton, FL
Pat,
She is beautiful, and I am hoping you let us know her provenance! We enjoy ballet, it has been awhile since we saw a production. Did you enjoy seeing the Mariinsky? A
Lou Ludwig
Boca Raton, FL
That's a beautiful piece of artwork. I wonder if it will be leaving the Kennedy Center when the ballet company leaves town.
Lou Ludwig
Boca Raton, FL
Patrica
The Glass Dancer is a stunning example of art.
Good luck and success.
Lou Ludwig
Ron and Alexandra, the Mariinsky is worth a trip to St. Petersburg. Luckily, I didn't have to go that far. There is nothing quite like Russian dancers defying gravity! They recreated the original production of Raymonda from the late 1800's with the old choreography and costumes. It was magical.
Very unique, Patricia. I use to love going to the Kennedy Center. Miss that part of DC :)
What an artifact for sure Patricia Kennedy . I sure hope she becomes a permanent resident. I know a great agent in D.C. I could refer her to. Oh yea, you already met her. Hope you can close the deal.
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Smith Mountain Lake, VA
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