At the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Faith Ringgold
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Toledo Museum of Art
My images of detail from the following works:
✤ “Home Sweet Home” by Thorton Dial, Jr. (1990)
✤ “Athanor” by Anselm Kiefer (1983-84)
✤ Untitled by Lee Mullican (1971)
✤ “Hanging Clothes” by John Koch (1950)
✤ “La Méridienne (The Siesta)” by Vincent van Gogh
✤ “A Bouquet of Flowers in a Rhine Stoneware Vase…” by Maria van Oosterwijck (about 1685)
Also, the Caravaggio exhibit here is more expansive than the one we saw at the Art Institute in the fall.
“Last Words”
By Josephine Halvorson (2022). Seen at “50 Paintings” at Milwaukee Art Museum.
Canova
“Sketching in Clay” at the Art Institute.
Camille Claudel
Pablo Picasso
”Drawing from Life” at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Context
Image captured in March at “Pompeii: The Exhibition” at MSI.
From Sarah Viren’s To Tell the Bigger Lie:
Not that truth doesn’t matter, but that what often matters more is the context in which whatever is true or false comes to our attention. That context is the story, the poem, the meaning we make from the raw material of a lived life.
Fragmented
Seen at MoMA: Annette Messager’s My Vows; 1988-1991.
Roman
My final stop at the Met last Monday.
More at the Met
The above are my images of detail from the following works of art:
✤ Illia Repin (Ilia Efimovich Repin). Vsevolod Mikhailovich Garshin (1855-1888). 1864
✤ Jackson Pollock. Autumn Rhythm (Number 30). 1950
✤ Edward Hopper. Office in a Small City. 1953
✤ Thomas Hart Benton. America Today.1930-31
✤ Yves Tanguy. Title Unknown.1926
✤ Cecily Brown. Aujourd’hui Rose. 2005
✤ Marble head of Epikouros. Roman, Imperial Period, 2nd century A.D.
Nerdishly 