The Kimbell Art Museum: Architecture Inside Out by Tom Rossiter

A museum, opened up and laid out in layers.

The Kimbell Art Museum: Architecture Inside Out is a photographic work by Tom Rossiter, from 2017, a photographic image laminated on Diabond. Architects, museums and publishers have long used architectural photographs to show people how a building works, and collectors hang them as art. Here a row of arched vaults stands against deep blue sky, some cut away to show the lit galleries inside. A still pool doubles the arches, and a dusk view runs along the bottom. The image is forty-eight inches wide, the framed piece just under fifty-one.

You may now skip the tour, though you should not.