Art In Bloom

This next weekend, the Cincinnati Art Museum will be giving a totally new meaning to the phrase “living art.” More than 60 florists will be contributing to “Art in Bloom,” which is a four day event that occurs every two years. The florists will be in charge of making floral arrangements that reflect the great works of art from the museum’s collection. Also, the floral arrangements will be displayed next to the original pieces to take the exhibition to a comparison of art works. The selected flowers need to interpret the mood, color, or feeling of the paintings. And three fortunate artists will have the great chance to create their floral arrangements in front of the audience to make themselves known in the art business.
A previous artist, Robin Wood, will be creating an arrangement in the Fountain Room while she discusses her methods and thoughts with her observers. All the artists try to give the gallery a live energy that is difficult to duplicate when the arrangements have already been established and set up for and vivid display. Wood has been involved with this amazing project for several years and loves to watch the techniques and styles of the other florists. The goal of the artists is to connect the floral arrangements with the actual pieces of art …show more content…
She specializes in the Japanese art of Ikebana, which is the creation of geometrical and disciplined floral arrangements using different principles revealed in nature. She not only explains the discipline of Ikebana at the exhibition because she comes with an opportunity to experience the intriguing Japanese culture. Her time in Japan has a profound impact on her work. She will in charge of creating and explaining a Japanese floral interpretation in front of an audience. She will try to get the audience more interested about the classical Japanese flower arrangement.” She declared that she is eager to impress the guests with her personal