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| Fulang-Chang and I Frida Kahlo |
THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
I had one non-work must do on my list for this trip and that was to visit the crazy awesome MoMA. Where do I start with the amazing place? Multiple stories of inspiration and breathtaking beauty. Pretty much every artist you can think of wrapped into one building.
D and I visited MoMA on my last day in Manhattan. Minus a somewhat unpleasant experience with a jerk off of a coat check (yes, I said coat check), the visit was divine. I could have easily spent the entire day there soaking in all of the unbelievable talent oozing from every level.
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| Lady Rosa of Luxembourg Sanja Ivekovic |
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| Orange Car Crash Fourteen Times Andy Warhol |
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| Portrait of Joseph Roulin Vincent van Gogh |
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| Napoleon in the Wilderness Max Ernst |
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| Untitled-candies individually wrapped in silver cellophane Felix Gonzalez-Torres *This was so peaceful and yet so sad. Visitors are asked to take a piece of candy, which is replenished throughout the day. The process represents continuous depletion and regeneration. The installation was created by the artist after his partner died of AIDS-related complications in 1991. It was lovely. |
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| Untitled Rirkrit Tiravanija *Who doesn't love an art exhibit where you get to eat yummy, warm curry and rice? It was the perfect snack and now I can say I was part of an exhibit at MoMA. |
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| I Still Use Brushes Arman |
XOXO
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