MoMA, March 2010

I went to MoMA recently to see the William Kentridge show. I can not emphasize enough that you should all try to make it to this retrospective. It's really worth seeing, especially if you have any interest at all in motion design. It's a wonderful selection of works and well worth a visit, even if you've seen a lot of his work before. I guarantee that there will be things of his you haven't seen yet here. Very sadly, they don't allow photography in the exhibit, so here are a few shots from other exhibits going on that are worth seeing.

Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present

Projects 92: Yin Xiuzhen

Ernesto Neto: Navedenga

Also, worth checking out if you are near Bryant Park is a public artwork by a friend of mine. It's a stationary zoetrope-like art piece where you can see motion as you move past it. It's worth a look. Enter the D and F station at the North West corner of Bryant Park to see it.

Ernesto Neto at the Armory, New York City

I visited the Ernesto Neto show a couple weeks ago and finally got a chance to post my photos. I highly recommend checking out the show. It will be up until June 14, so hurry up and check it out! 643 Park Ave between 66th and 67th. Oh, and make sure to check out the rest of the Armory while you're there. It's a fascinating building!