Art And Peace
For those of you who celebrate Christmas, I would like to wish you Merry Christmas a little bit early.
For everyone, I wanted to post a peace video of some sort.
After looking through videos for quite awhile, nothing I came across was quite what I was looking for.
I then searched for videos related to Dale Chihuly’s work because I associate it with a feeling of peace. I discovered this beautiful video featuring some of his work and set to upbeat music. So I decided to post this. Hopefully you’ll enjoy it as much as I do.
For more information on Dale Chihuly’s work, click “Music, art, fun, and inspiration” in the left sidebar under navigation.
Music and art are healing for me. Hopefully you have music and art that touches you and is healing for you too. When dealing with chronic pain, music and art can serve as useful coping skills.
“Peace is not something you wish for; it’s something you make, something you do, something you are, and something you give away”.
~~ Robert Fulghum
This post was written by Jeanne at http://chronichealing.com. Copyright © Jeanne — chronichealing.com. All rights reserved.
“Peace is not something you wish for; it’s something you make, something you do, something you are, and something you give away.” ~~ Robert Fulghum
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14 comments
I loved the video and the picture of the swan. The video was so beautiful. I love it.
KK
KK,
Dale Chihuly’s glass work is really inspiring. I’ve seen it in person and it’s just incredible. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Jeanne
There is a huge, gorgeous piece of his in the center of the Indianapolis Children’s Museum. It’s beautiful. It’s a permanent fixture and something to see! http://www.childrensmuseum.org/themuseum/fireworks_ofglass/
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What an incredible blend of awesome art and music I can drum to. More, please.
PS That alohamorakat sure is the fastest komminter of all time. I will have to cast a spell on her computer.
Endochick,
Wow!! That is stunning!!! Dale Chihuly’s work just absolutely amazes me. I’ve seen videos where they show the work being assembled. It’s just mind-boggling.
Jeanne
It’s wonderful in person. You can see it from all these vantage points as you walk the spiral walkway from floor to floor. Then you look down, the link gives a nice view of this shot, and see how it all rests on the glass canopy. It’s breathtaking. They even have an 3D show or something like that about it. I didn’t see it, but I’ve heard it’s worth it.
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Gyan,
Isn’t that video and music awesome? I just love it. I also love the site Endochick sent… That may be the largest Dale Chihuly piece I’ve seen!
Jeanne
P.S. Yes, Alohamorakat was pretty speedy that time. Haha. For those readers unfamiliar with Harry Potter, “alohamora” is a spell from the book. I’m not sure what spell would slow her computer down so that you could beat her to first commenter. I’d have to review the Harry Potter books to refresh my memory on whether or not there is such a spell. You are too funny!
Endochick,
I would LOVE to see that in person! That is just awesome. I’m sure as amazing as it is in that picture you sent that it’s that much more so in person. I had never seen that site before. I appreciate you sending it. It really is amazing. It’s just beautiful!
Jeanne
Gyan,
There is not a spell that slows down a computer. Well maybe “imperio” will work but you have to really mean it. But no sending spells at my computer! KK
KK,
I think Gyan was joking. I don’t think she actually plans on casting any spells on your computer.
Jeanne
That Robert Fulghum quote is absolutely one of the greatest very best quotes I’ve ever read. We really can create peace, peace within, no matter the storms.
Awesome!!
And what catchy music to go with that artwork slide show. I’m still dancing to it here in my chair.
Merry Christmas one day late.
xo
Jannie,
Isn’t that a great peace quote? Yes, we all have the power to create peace. I really believe that.
I’m glad you like it!
Wasn’t that music cool? It made me want to dance too. Plus, I don’t think you can ever go wrong with Dale Chihuly.
Merry Christmas to you too, Jannie.
Jeanne
xo
May I join you, Jannie?
*dancing*
This is one unique piece of art+music combination. I never heard of it before and wondering what language is that, but the music is enough to keep me moving so that’s ok.
A special way to share Christmas joy, Jeanne. Thanks for the clip.
Happy holidays!
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Hi wchingya,
I’m glad you liked it. You know, I got to wondering about the musical artist for that video after reading your comment so I Googled her. It turns out she is quite an interesting woman. For more information on her, see her site:
Angelique Kidjo
More information about her according to that site says, “born in Benin (West Africa), Angelique Kidjo is a Grammy award-winning music recording artist deemed ‘Africa’s premier diva’ by Time Magazine”.
Anyway, I am glad you enjoyed the clip. The music certainly was uplifting for me and Dale Chihuly’s glass work never fails to amaze me. So, it was a winning combination.
I left you a comment pertaining to my Twitter experience. I’ve written a bit about what happened on my blog but I need to update it.
I hope you are enjoying the holidays yourself!
Jeanne
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