Another Bunch of Bouquets to Art 2015

April 21, 2015 By Barbara Falconer Newhall

Floral design by Members of the Hillsborough, California, Garden Club to complement Elmer Bischoff's "Yellow Lampshade" — Members of the Hillsborough, California, Garden Club created this insouciant design in response to Elmer Bischoff’s “Yellow Lampshade.” Photo by Barbara Newhall

By Barbara Falconer Newhall

Can’t help myself. I found a few more photos taken at last week’s Bouquets to Art show at the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco. Gotta share this bunch of bouquets. Enjoy!

A floral design, "Eclosion" by Thanh Ngugen, accompanies r Keith Haring's painting "Untitled" 1986 at the annual Bouquets to Art show at the DeYoung Museuam. Photo by Barbara Newhall — “Eclosion” by Thanh Nguyen with Keith Haring’s painting “Untitled” 1986. Bouquet relies heavily on plastic tubing, but picks up nicely on the commotion of Haring’s painting. Photo by Barbara Newhall

"Flowers for all Reasons" by Judy Clark, accompanies Helen Frankenthaler's painting "Free Wheeling" 1971 at the DeYoung Museum. Photo by Barbara Newhall — “Flowers for all Reasons” by Judy Clark makes subtle use of a bicycle wheel to interpret Helen Frankenthaler’s “Free Wheeling,” 1971. I like the way the horizontal, linear posing of the blossoms comments on the linearity of the art. Photo by Barbara Newhall

Members of the Flower Committee of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco created floral designs to decorate the ladies room at the DeYoung Museum for the 2015 Bouquets to Art Show. Author Barbara Falconer Newhall takes a selfie in the mirror. Photo by Barbara Newhall — Members of the Flower Committee of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco created floral designs to decorate the ladies room at the DeYoung Museum. I took a selfie. Photo by Barbara Newhall