A.) Which artworks make an impact or impression on me? Why?
1. Frank Stella, Lac Largonge III, 1969. Acrylic on Canvas.
2. Frantisek Kupka, Traits, Plans, Profondeur, 1920-1922. Oil on Canvas.
This painting was one of my favorites at the gallery. I really loved all the different blues and hints of purple and purple.
B). Which artwork do I feel a connection with? Why?
1. Joan Mitchell, George Went Swimming at Barnes Hole, but it Got Too Cold, 1957. Oil on Canvas.
This painting was one of my favorites at the gallery. I really loved all the different blues and hints of purple and purple.
B). Which artwork do I feel a connection with? Why?
1. Joan Mitchell, George Went Swimming at Barnes Hole, but it Got Too Cold, 1957. Oil on Canvas.
I connected with this painting because I liked that it was so unorganized but it still seemed to have a flow through it too.
2. Lucas Samaras, Room No.2, 1966. Mirror on Wood.
I thought this was very different, and awesome. There is just so many different places to look and it was impossible for me to take in the thing as whole which was different too.
C.) Which artworks would I like to know more about? Why?
1. Robert Rauschenberg, Ace, 1962. Oil, Cardboard, Wood, and Metal on Canvas.
I thought this was very different, and awesome. There is just so many different places to look and it was impossible for me to take in the thing as whole which was different too.
C.) Which artworks would I like to know more about? Why?
1. Robert Rauschenberg, Ace, 1962. Oil, Cardboard, Wood, and Metal on Canvas.
I enjoyed your blog, and I really liked Frantisek Kupka, Traits, Plans, Profondeur, 1920-1922. Oil on Canvas, and Jean Metzinger, Dancer in a Cafe, 1912. There were so many great paintings at the museum I must have missed these two. These are all wonderful paintings, I didn't get the chance to see the mirror room. Great job!
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