On Mother's Day we went to the Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center. Here we are at Arturo's Nest (the baby playroom) at the DMA. Lena had a blast tossing the eggs around and rolling around in the nest. I can't wait until she's older and will want to do the art activities.
After the DMA, we went across the street to the Nasher Sculpture Center. Here she is walking around in the sculpture garden near the Richard Serra.
Inside, the new exhibition was by Ernesto Neto. "Cuddle on the Tightrope" is a crocheted rope installation that kids can walk through, but our little one was too small for it (ages 2+). I love the bright colors. While at the Nasher, we revisited the exhibition by our friend Erick Swenson -- sorry, no photos, but you can check the Nasher's website for more information. This was our second time to see his show.
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