This September I was in Toledo, Ohio for US Women’s Curling Association meetings. I’m so glad there was some free time to get over to the Toledo Museum of Art to see this special exhibit. It was an installation in one room of suspended flowers, leaves, pods, etc. It was magical to walk through and the scent, not overwhelming, brought me outdoors. Even the shadows on the walls fit into the exhibit. A multitude of volunteers “worked with Law and her team cut, press, wire, and hang thousands of locally grown flowers”. They used 520,000 feet of copper wire to suspend 520,000 individual dried and live flowers and plant elements. Even if this exhibit is gone, check out this fine museum.