Print/Out at MoMA
May 14, 2012 in art, exhibitions, printing
It’s hard to believe I’ll be back on a plane in just a few days. I haven’t even finished blogging about my last trip yet! During my recent trip to NYC I stopped in at MoMA to check out Print/Out which is by far my favorite exhibition of 2012. Hands down.
Highlights of Print/Out for me were: Copy Light/Factory by SUPERFLEX, Thomas Schütte’s portfolio Low Tide Wandering, Rirkrit Tiravanija’s Untitled 2008–2011 (the map of the land of feeling), and Philippe Parreno’s Fade to Black. There was so much to look at it. It was great.
The above two photos I snapped outside the gallery – there were no photos permitted inside. The second photo is of Gonzalez-Torres’s project “Untitled” (1991).
Since I wasn’t able to photograph the awesomeness of Print/Out I just HAD to buy the exhibition catalog. I have it by my bedside and have browsed the pages regularly since returning to ROC. I have started drawing again too. This exhibition was really so inspirational. I needed that burst! What do you do when you need inspiration? More often than not I head to an art museum. Good for me I live right across the street from one!
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While at MoMA I also checked out Millennium Magazines (read these posts!) and the Cindy Sherman exhibition (again, no photos allowed. the large-scale murals were incredible! see photos of the exhibition on the MoMA site!)


































































