Showing posts with label the norton simon museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the norton simon museum. Show all posts

Thursday, June 11, 2015

OUTTAKES FROM THE NORTON SIMON MUSEUM























Last Sunday was one of the brightest highlights of all my floral work over the past years: I was honored with the opportunity to teach a workshop at the Norton Simon Museum! I married two subjects that I love so dearly for this workshop: storytelling + flower arranging. What a wonderful, fun-filled afternoon we had all set in the zen garden at the museum! Above are a few outtakes from my workshop. I have to say that I am always so touched by everyone's intentions behind their creations, especially so when they share their stories at the end of class. Every story was so different and every arrangement stood apart. They were stunning! Such keen floral work and with such nuanced intentions. I was very proud of everyone who participated.

More stories and wildflowers here

Thank you so kindly to everyone who showed up and participated in this afternoon of flowers and stories. It was an honor to have you! 

A huge heartfelt THANK YOU to the Norton Simon museum for this gracious opportunity!

Friday, June 5, 2015

STORYTELLING THROUGH FLOWER ARRANGING



STORYTELLING THROUGH FLOWER ARRANGING
 A flower workshop at the Norton Simon Museum

(this) Sunday 06/07

11-2pm   /   $30


Hi friends + dear readers! What an honor:  this coming Sunday, come and join me at the beautiful Norton Simon Museum from 11am - 2pm! We'll be discussing the importance of flowers in storytelling and then creating our own stories with wildflowers! I'll be providing you with a few vase options and tons of incredibly fresh blooms for you to use, including the much coveted Chinese yellow peonies (see image above). Serious fun for me and for you...see you there! I can't wait!

please rsvp: nortonsimon
more info: here

thank you so kindly Norton Simon Museum! I am SO EXCITED!!

Monday, September 22, 2014

Home and Away / RUTH ASAWA


Succulents / 1965
Ruth Asawa
Very much looking forward to seeing the Home and Away / The Printed Works of Ruth Asawa  exhibit at the Norton Simon Museum! Such powerful work, to say the very least. Let me know if you go too and what you think.


"When you put a seed in the ground, it doesn't stop growing after eight hours. It keeps going every minute that it's in the earth. We, too, need to keep growing every moment of every day that we are on this earth." -- Ruth Asawa