We started the day by heading down to Brookline NH to walk through the Sculpture Garden. After we got out of the bus for the "hike," we found that the trails were painfully deep with snow. With only a few of us in snow boots, we were very un-prepared. We got to see a few sculptures, but after about 20 minutes, we headed back to the bus to warm our toes.
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| A group picture at the sculpture garden while we were still fairly warm. |
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The few of us who came prepared, snow boots and all...
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We then headed to Nashua for an early lunch. First stop, Panda Express, it was delicious. We then went to Chipotle for those who wanted that. Lastly, we stopped at Chick Fil A for those chicken lovers. After we were all fed, we headed into Boston to go to the Pucker Gallery.
When we arrived at the Pucker Gallery, we were suddenly surrounded by art. It was crazy! They told us to pick any of it up and touch it, which was amazing since the price of a piece can range from $1000, to $100,000. There were pieces of ceramics that were made with metal as well. There were paintings and some pieces that worked, like moved their eyes of hands. The workers in the gallery knew so much about the pieces. A few of the artists displayed at the gallery include; Brother Thomas, Shoji Hamada, Samuel Bak, Tomoo Hamada, Hongwei Li, and Hideaki Miyamura.
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| Sarah found a pot almost as tall as her. |
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| We questioned how this was made - it was so cool. |
After the gallery, we were so ready to eat, so we went out for dinner. We ate Indian food. It was so yummy!
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| Mrs Syvalingam is happy with her Indian Crepe. |
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Hannah and Sarah's sweaters match the Korma.
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After dinner, we haded North for a late night back on campus. It was overall a successful day!
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