If I had stayed in the parking lot I would have missed it. The decision not to pay $13 turned out to be the right one.
Just as I pulled out I saw the metal being moved. I knew it was on its way to being installed. I will now know more about they yard sculpture.
Quickly I got behind the truck and followed it.
It stopped at Seaport Village. I could see some metal being installed on the grass at Embarcadero Marina Park North.
I made a u-turn; found a metered parking spot and starting working my way back towards the park.
When I got there one was installed and I saw a crane getting ready to install another.
I found a woman who told me this was the work of Bernar Venet and the Port of San Diego has 8 of his sculptures for one year.
http://www.portofsandiego.org/public-art/1293-international-artist-bernar-venets-sculpture-exhibit-a-public-affair.html
How wonderfully exciting.
They will all be installed by Nov.
When I got home I found this was in conjunction with Scott White Contemporary and there would be an exhibit of some of Venet’s small pieces and drawing starting Nov 7. http://www.scottwhiteart.com/artists/venet.html
Come Nov there will be a Venet walking tour for me.
Once again, what a difference a day makes.
I am energized and inspired.
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