My entry for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge is a photo I took when we visited The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow a couple of months ago. The Museum closed its doors in 2003 for a three-year remodeling project. When it opened again in 2006 visitors were surprised to see fifty heads hanging from the ceiling of the museum’s East Court. Fifty heads but only a half dozen different expressions. Some people think they are a little creepy or a little weird. But everybody looks and then they look again. The art work called Floating Heads was created by Scottish artist Sophy Caves and it has become the most popular display in Kelvingrove these last ten years.
The Floating Heads hanging from the ceiling of Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Museum.
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Australian photographer Leanne Cole hosts the weekly Monochrome Madness Challenge. Go to Leanne’s website this week to see what other photographers are doing in monochrome and to read the rules and directions for submitting your own entries. For the first week of each month Leanne has a specific theme. Next week’s theme is Movement.
Powerful but definitely weird!
Very odd.
strange and wonderful!
Nice photo and nice to see bald men get some face time.
I agree, powerful, but odd. Great capture in B&W!
Nice, I love strangest things. Beautiful capture.
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