another video from ART on 5th. This video is a little older since its at the old location. ;A; i wish i could have seen some of these.
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A short tour of ART on 5th’s Dr Seuss’ Secret Art and Hat’s Off! in Austin, TX (x)
Audio Adaptation of the 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins, as narrated by Paul Wing. You can view the art from the album itself, and listen to the whole thing here.
Photo by Aaron Polinard ART on 5th FB
waa things got moved around. but you can see other arts from this angle.
Cropped pic of the Seuss Hat Collection, and a couple more pics I found on my phone. Couldn’t get a better shot of the hats since photographs of them weren’t allowed.
previous post- X
The Secret Art of Dr Seuss. first post- (X)
There was a gallery reception tonight, Hats off to Dr Seuss, and i got to see many prints and cool things from Seuss.
The Secret Art of Dr Seuss. second post- (X)
There was a gallery reception tonight, Hats off to Dr Seuss, and i got to see many prints and cool things from Seuss.
These are photographs of cells from the Gerald McBoing Boing short, found in the Google/Life Archives. They were originally taken by Peter Stackpole for a feature in Life magazine.
(Source: images.google.com)
In celebration of the 75th anniversary of Dr. Seuss’s second book, The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins, Dr Seuss’s hat collection is currently touring the US throughout 2013, this year! It’s the first time any of these hats have traveled outside of the Seuss estate.
“In his artwork, as in his personal life, Dr. Seuss saw hats as transformational. And from the time he was a small boy in Springfield, Massachusetts, he was aware of their inherent magic. Far beyond their functionality, hats were the accent—the exclamation point—on a person’s behavior. They could entertain, delight and embellish, even tease and taunt, but most of all, hats helped Dr. Seuss deliver a world of life-changing inspiration…”
Exhibition dates and locations can be viewed here.
Happy Birthday To You!
Adapted posthumously from an early concept drawing and the final illustration for the 1959 book, Happy Birthday To You! (x)
