Let it swim
I just saw MoMA posting this picture on their twitter saying that they started the installation of the Tim Burton exhibition!!! I can’t wait!!! He is so inspiring in so many ways, I’ve been a big fan, I can’t wait to see everything.
It starts on November 22nd and it goes on until April 26th next year so if you are planning a trip to New York, you should definitely stop by MoMA. And if you are in New York, you know where it is :)
Also, check out this video for the exhibition!
Super excited!!!
One more post from my MoMA visit… Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective. Just to be in the entrance area of this exhibition made me so excited – walls of great posters he designed for his exhibitions! Each one is so different and unique, my eye was so busy just to take in. I couldn’t take any photos inside the exhibitions, but you will find so many of his works including paintings, sculptures, installations, drawings, prints… lots of stuff. Lots of energy. It was cool.
I especially liked this hand-lettering poster for SF MoMA exhibition. Back in 1991.
It is going on until May 11th, if you are around in NYC, you should go check it out!
I went to MoMA last week and saw a few exhibitions including this Tangled Alphabets by León Ferrari and Mira Schendel – the title itself was so intriguing to begin with and so I was really looking forward to this exhibition – it was really interesting and cool, it was an art created by letters and hand-writing alphabets! It wasn’t design exhibition, it was a true art.
The exhibition starting area. I like the different fonts and words all played around with each other.
The wall explaining who they are:
another shot of the title of the exhibition – it really shows how this exhibition is about.
Some images from the exhibition that I liked:
*All the images from here down are from Tangled Alphabets website.
If you are in NY area, I would recommend checking it out, it’s going on until June 15th this year!
I heard that MoMA is having an exhibition at Atlantic/Pacific station in Brooklyn, but I never really had a chance to walk around the station until yesterday – it was cool! It was like a whole station take over by MoMA and their collections of art.
The station is covered by black and pink graphic designs. Very simple and bold.
Pollock!
Chagall!
How dynamic is this big pink sticker over the board! It’s for membership information, I even thought I should be a member of MoMA already. The board also includes a map of the station and where you can find certain artists and their piece.
(It is a huge station and the collections are spread out to everywhere.)
It is pretty cool! I wish I use this station everyday. It’s until March 15th, ending soon, though… they should keep it longer!