Feel like dancing

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(But after wandering for hours in and out of the Met’s endless galleries, I do need to sit down).

Art:

1/
Joel Shapiro, 1941
Untitled, 2000-2001
Oil paint on cast aluminum

2/
Al Held, 1928-2005
Mercury Zone III, 1975
Acrylic on canvas

3/
Jennifer Bartlett, b. 1941
Five A.M., 1991-92
Oil on canvas

4/
Alex Katz, b. 1927
Red Coat, 1982
Oil on canvas

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

February 17th, 2018

Tangled

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How my brain feels at the end of this week.

Art:

1/
Autumn Rhythm (Number 30),

2/
Monoceros, Ibram Lassaw
|ronze and manganese bronze fused over galvanized wire

3/
Untitled, Clyfford Still 
Oil on canvas

Kouros, Isamu Noguchi
Marble 

4/
Attic, 1949, by Willem de Kooning
Oil, enamel and newspaper transfer on canvas

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

February 17th, 2018

Meditation

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Healing, following a brief panic attack last night, triggered by a close encounter with a giant cockroach, in the bathroom.

P.S.: a chilled beer can also help
P.S.1: the beast is dead

Spectrum V, 1969, by Ellsworth Kelly (1923–2015)
Oil on canvas

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

February 17th, 2018

A day to remember

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Memorial Day 2019

One Hundred Seventh Infantry Memorial @ Central Park East

Photos taken on February 17th, 2018. It was snowing.