I’m going to see Anselm Keifer’s exhibit again today at the AGO. Keifer used palm trees to discuss hope, resurrection, pain, sorrow and defeat. Though I frankly didn’t understand. So I’m hoping that today, I’ll get to see the exhibit at a different angle.
I went to a horrible show once at The ROM by some [...]
Went to the Art Gallery of Ontario this afternoon to catch the exhibit showcasing prints from the Great Depression. I’m wondering how the illustrators can draw magnificent texture on their work. I’m struck also struck by the idea that the idea of stimulus package was also introduced during that era. The prints were pensive, melancholic [...]
Photos from Dan’s exhibit where he was supposed to draw during the exhibit. We got there but no one could find him. I didn’t find it interesting. Not sure if this is art. I think my niece can do these drawings.
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ROM – Feb 26
What would you tell yourself if you were surrounded by paintings of Monet, Matisse, Picasso and other confusing, almost nonsense, but beautiful paintings of Jackson Pollock and a series of three paintings by Umberto Boccioni? You would tell yourself, this is life.
In the middle of fun spirited chaos at MOMA, I walked side by the [...]