ahoy!

 

on fifth ave, near The MET

philadelphia story

on walnut.. philadelphia 

 

blue and white, very bright

on fifth avenue and in central park...

 

an attitude

at The Frick

 

a mushroom at The Met...

at The Met...

 

MoMA MoMA

on uws... 

 

current mood(s)

at the Guggenheim,
me and my shadow(box)

rainbow hair

at MoMA

 

sketching

at The MET....

 

American People

faith ringgold, New Museum
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/17/arts/design/faith-ringgold-new-museum.html

 

whitney style

at the whitney museum 

 

people first

i went to The MET last weekend to see a few exhibits, Alice Neel again before it closed, The Medici  portraits for the first time before it gets too crowded, and The New Woman Behind the Lens, before i hear from yet another stranger what a must see it is!  

at The MET...

 

family crossing

near the museum of natural history,
central park west

 

beautiful ballerina

Degas dancer, The MET

 

from pictures i never posted

 outside the Whitney...

 

just Judd...

or, that surreal time i found myself almost completely alone in the MoMA galleries when they reopened this summer.... 

 

august, MoMA...

a girl, a mural and a city

by the whitney...

 

sun on the steps

 

at the Whitney...

Peace

at the Jacob Lawrence exhibit, The American Struggle, this vibrant jewel simply entitled Peace stood out to me....

the series demands the viewer's attention to both paintings and accompanying text and given social distancing protocols, requires time and patience to view but is well worth taking in, slowly walking around the room, and then perhaps again, quietly, deliberately, in rhythm with the bold tempera brushstrokes applied by Lawrence to his 30 small masterpieces that lead us through critical moments in our nation's early history as interpreted through the eye of the confident, caring artist...

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/17/arts/design/jacob-lawrence-metropolitan-museum.html

https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/museums/these-missing-jacob-lawrence-paintings-are-finally-in-a-museum--and-theyre-masterpieces/2020/01/23/aec3ffa2-3d21-11ea-b90d-5652806c3b3a_story.html