So today is National Pink Day and everyone is busy sharing pictures of their best selves donning pink clothes and drinking frosé (I had no idea frozen rosé was a thing until last week). But for me, the first thing I thought of was James Turrell’s Breathing Light which just wrapped its legendary 5 year … Continue reading National Pink Day, Through Art
Now that we got the essentials out of the way in yesterday’s post, it’s time to see some art! As I previously warned, I don’t suggest you try to see everything in 1 day. There are 7 floors of art, so I suggest that you pick 3 and spend some quality time with the collections. … Continue reading SF MOMA in 3: Part 2
Maybe you have noticed two characteristics exist in my paintings; either their surfaces are expansive and push outward in all directions, or their surfaces contract and rush inward in all directions. Between these two poles you can find everything I want to say.”~~Mark Rothko, 1953 Explaining “why” I love Mark Rothko’s work is not an … Continue reading Reflections on Rothko
I know, I know, tangerine was so 2012, but there’s something about orange… We’ve got a serious case of “May Gray” today in L.A., but whenever I see this color it makes me happy! Orange has become one of my favorites. It has been said that the color orange stimulates enthusiasm and creativity, so to … Continue reading Color Your Mood
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