I was a little heart broken on my MOMA visit because the 4th floor was closed. :( So I didn't get to visit my Jackson Pollock painting or my Lichtenstein painting. It's awesome how you can take pics of the artwork. Here are a couple pics of some of the paintings I love from current and previous trips. Alice Neel Jackson Pollock Monet...
I am super excited! I am going to New York City in a few weeks and I just love love love New York. I need to start working on my itinerary so that I can squeeze in all of my favorite museums and visit some of my favorite paintings. I think so far I have on the list, MOMA, Frick, Brooklyn Musuem, and the Guggenheim. I need recommendations for New York anything :)...
So this week has been a pretty stressful week. I went to the dreaded dentist and let me tell you I had horrible dreams about all my teeth falling out and having all me teeth removed. his I haven't been in what seems like forever but I finally decided to go and the only bad news is that I have to have my wisdom teeth out. What makes matters worse is that my brother in law was telling me how horrible of an experience of having his wisdom teeth removed. Then I proceeded to read online about horrible wisdom teeth removal was. :( So I hope I don't go running and screaming out of the oral surgeon's office. Tim decided to surprise me and dragged me to the beach with our little dogs and it was beautiful out. Simply beautiful :) Now its back to raining but we had 4 solid days of sunshine. Here is a painting that I can't decide if its done yet. NYC and I was playing with the soft sky with the lines of the water and buildings. Creative thoughts and Productivity Vibes ou......
Well I am no longer in my 20's. I can't believe how time has been going by faster and faster. I know time only gets faster as you get older. I recently went to New York City for my birthday and it was completely incredible and even a little life changing. I went to the MOMA , which was as amazing as I thought it would be. They had a everything from Van Gogh to Jackson Pollock to Freida. I would have to say my favorite by far was Jackson Pollock. His paintings in person- all I can simply say is that, I totally get it. I have seen a few of the Pollock movies about his auto biography and I always referred to him as the splatter guy. The emotion that jumps off the canvas can only be described in person and knowing the stories behind the paintings just added to the experience. I am still amazed at how fantastic they were in person. It's just a great reminder that sometimes paintings do not translate over print, the web etc. I haven't been to New York in over ......
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