Tag: mary blair
Contemporary Resort — Part Two
Posted onYesterday I discussed the restaurants and shopping options at the Contemporary Resort. Today I’ll discuss some of the recreational activities, history, and room layout and amenities. No description of the Contemporary would be complete without mentioning the 90 foot high tile mural that towers from the fourth floor to the roof. This mosaic astonishes first … Continue reading "Contemporary Resort — Part Two"
How I Spent My Spring Break: D23, WDW, SWW, DL, and Various Other Acronyms (Part 4.)
Posted onIn case you missed the earlier blogs of How I Spent My Spring Break: Part 3 Part 2 Part 1 So I flew back to Los Angeles, and almost the next day my Star Tours II Annual Passholder preview slot was scheduled. The process was pretty chaotic by the time I got there–apparently the lines … Continue reading "How I Spent My Spring Break: D23, WDW, SWW, DL, and Various Other Acronyms (Part 4.)"
The Walt Disney Family Museum April 2011
Posted onApril 2011 Events Calendar Join us for Alice in Wonderland-themed screenings, activities and fun! Take a “Look Closer” at the Art and Flair of Prominent Disney Artist Mary Blair SCREENINGS + DISCUSSIONS FILM OF THE MONTH – April 1-April 30 Alice in Wonderland (1958) 1:00pm and 4:00pm daily, Theater (except Tuesdays and April 9, 10, … Continue reading "The Walt Disney Family Museum April 2011"
Where in the World #125
Posted onThis was Challenge #124: And here’s the answer: Copyright © 2006 Barrie Brewer, Nikon D50, 18-200VR, 1/40s shutter, f/5.6, ISO 1600 Disney legend and artist Mary Blair designed this 90 foot tall mural at the Contemporary Resort. It consists of nearly 18,000 hand-painted tiles, and is said to be the largest mural in the world. … Continue reading "Where in the World #125"
Mary Blair Tiles
Posted onIn my last blog, I mentioned that I thought the Mary Blair tiles on the Grand Canyon Concourse of the Contemporary Resort should be replaced with something more fitting of the new décor. I knew when I wrote this, I was going to receive emails of disagreement. And I was right. Many of you feel … Continue reading "Mary Blair Tiles"
