2021 Virtual Art in Bloom

Virtual Art In Bloom

Every year MPS sponsors an entry to the spring floral show at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Volunteer floral artists create a design inspired by a selected art piece. 

The MPS sponsored design was created by Denese Erickson (see: Flying Celestial ). She used peonies, lisianthus and more to interpret the art work titled ‘Flying Celestial’ (Apsara). This is her 15th year as a participant. 

In addition, there were several other members and designers known to MPS who created designs. MPS member Mary Yee, sponsored by the Chinese Heritage Foundation,  entered a design interpreting ‘Marble Chair’. (See: Marble Chair)

You will also recognize designers who have given presentations at past MPS events or entered in the MPS summer show. There are designs by Sue Bagge, Kathryn Malody, Nancy Rand, Rita Gindt-Marvig and Phyllis Andrews. 

Enjoy the virtual show!

Phyllis Andrews

Edgar Degas

 

36 YEAR ART IN BLOOM PARTICIPANT

 

MPS Member, MPS Artistic Design Presenter

Mary Yee, Chinese Heritage Foundation, 2021

Marble Chair, 2008

Ai Weiwei

4 YEAR ART IN BLOOM PARTICIPANT

MPS Member, MPS Artistic Design Presenter

Rita Gindt-Marvig, 2021

Orchids, Bamboo, And Brambles [Right Of A Pair], Late 14th-Early 15th Century

Gyokuen Bonpō

3 YEAR ART IN BLOOM PARTICIPANT

MPS Artistic Design Presenter

Denese Erickson, Minnesota Peony Society, 2021

Flying Celestial (Apsara), From A Set Of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva And Flying Celestials, C. 951-953

China

15 YEAR ART IN BLOOM PARTICIPANT

MPS Member, MPS Artistic Design Presenter

Sue Bagge, Sean Bagge, 2021

Rise, 2005

Fukami Sueharu

37 YEAR ART IN BLOOM PARTICIPANT

MPS Member, MPS Artistic Design Presenter

Nancy Rand, 2021

Tahkt-I-Sulayman Variation II, 1969

Frank Stella

2 YEAR ART IN BLOOM PARTICIPANT

MPS Member 

Kathryn Malody, James Malody, North Star Lily Society, 2021

Untitled, 2007

Ruth Duckworth

30 YEAR ART IN BLOOM PARTICIPANT

MPS Member, MPS Artistic Design Presenter

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