San José Museum of Art

Pae White, Noisy Blushes Commissioned by the San José Museum of Art
Pae White, Noisy Blushes Commissioned by the San José Museum of Art
Noisy Blushes, 2020

Pae White, Noisy Blushes, 2020; Ink, cable, and electroplated and polished stainless steel; 167 × 166 × 132 inches; 12,000 disks; 504 strands. Commissioned by the San José Museum of Art, in honor of its 50th anniversary.

Photography © Fredrik Nilsen Studio.
Pae White, Noisy Blushes Commissioned by the San José Museum of Art
Pae White, Noisy Blushes Commissioned by the San José Museum of Art
Pae White, Noisy Blushes, 2020; Ink, cable, and electroplated and polished stainless steel; 167 × 166 × 132 inches; 12,000 disks; 504 strands. Commissioned by the San José Museum of Art, in honor of its 50th anniversary. Photography © Fredrik Nilsen Studio.

Wow – now this is SPATIAL!! Pae White really strikes one’s senses with exhibition Noisy Blushes. This just has to be seen and experienced. Stop by or maybe run to the San José Museum of Art!!

Exhibits like Noisy Blushes don’t come along every day. Pae White and everyone involved with this incredible dimensional exhibition need to be thanked profusely.

About the Author

Bill West
The founder and director of several art and sculpture related marketing companies along with their companion websites. Bill West is all about Art, Sculpture. Music, Architecture, Technology and items that move like cars and all motion related cool - all things Spatial. Bill West first became involved in the visual communications industry in 1972. Starting with a Craft store, then moving into commercial and fine arts store and both wholesale and retail as well as publishing our own 300 page catalog. That morphed in as gallery and large custom picture frame operation. Soon after that we ventured into drafting and engineering supply company and large scale photo reprographics services operation with complete large format color lab! Next came a Computer graphics systems integration company. Selling both cad/cam systems and micro-computer design cad systems which integrated AutoCad and 3D visualization programs to the PC. Always a forward thinker, Bill can spot market changes in the making and is good at positioning companies to benefit from that eventuality. A good example of this seeming clairvoyance is the way he jumped on the internet in 1993. By 1995 he had created a respected internet marketing business catering to the visual arts community.

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