The third building had many works from what seemed to be an exhibition or a show. In addition there were many works by featured artist Huan Thi, who was present. We got to talk to her for a while and we told her how much we like her art. Then there were historical sculptures and ceramic artifacts on the upper floors. In the hallways and by the windows there were photo seekers galore. We came upon a group who were trying to lift one of them on their shoulders amid much laughter and frivolity. As we stood outside and waited for our ride back to the hotel, we saw a lady pushing a banana cart. We regret that we did not buy a banana at the time when we had the opportunity.
A man or a lion?
The side of the second building
Great colors and motion
The artist herself!
Many patterns
The exhibition
A wide variety of pieces
Dragon and phoenix
While we were admiring this picture, the same guard who scolded me earlier came by to explain this scene. It is a multigenerational process of preparing the Lunar New Year treats
Mangroves
So much is going on here!
Another snake themed piece
Fish fishy!
One cool cat!
Blowing in the wind
Butterfly on your head
Another look alike picture
The colors in the tile are so vivid
Reviewing the pictures
Posing for the picture
Lifting up each other to get the best picture
It is all so exhausting
Luckily there is lots of support from friends
Some Khmer art
It is very old compared to the other works
I wonder if all of the heads that have been knocked off of all of these statues are piled up in some room somewhere
What a beautiful set of windows
This elevator does not work anymore but it is still behind a gate
Safety first
Second floor, no elevator
A clean sweep
Such amazing details
On the third floor are the ceramic items
These two girls can no longer stand to review the pictures
Sometimes you have to just lay down
A gilded masterpiece
A pretty large likeness of an important figure
The spiral staircase
Bars on the windows are not so unsightly here
More tiles!
Ohmmmm
They all have great hats
Across the street a fine gate
Bananas anyone?