[silence] Cage art in Dallas

[Herb Levy]

For those of us "people in the area" who "might be interested" (which
includes at least me & Rod Stasick), could you provide more information
about this collection, like an address, a URL, or some other way to
contact them.

 From the little I could find online, it seems like they're one of
several families who've promised to donate their collections of
contemporary art to the Dallas Museum, but my understanding at this time
is that most of this work (with the exception of the Rachofsky
collection (which is in a remarkable Richard Meier-designed house) is
still in private homes that aren't open to the public.

Thanks in advance.

Bests,

Herb


Zac Bond wrote:
> I caught this reference to a display while doing my regular bi-yearly 
> hunt for a recording of John Cage's "Lullaby."  People in the area might 
> be interested.  I am unclear if it is on display or just if the "Deedie and Rusty Rose Collection" is just for the Roses' amusement and not for 
> public view.
>
> I might contact them about getting a recording for my blog, but I doubt 
> that will happen given my previous efforts to hunt it down.
>
> ---
> A more prominent wall, leading to an adjacent building known as the Pump 
> House, displays John Cage's Extended Lullaby, a row of music-box 
> mechanisms that play the same tune at different speeds.
> ...
> 2. John Cage Extended Lullaby, 1992/1994. Twelve 36-note Reuge music-box 
> mechanisms, 7 by 72 by 5 inches.
> ---
>
> It is more sophisticated than I had realized, and there is even a photo.
>
> -Zac
>
>