LONG OVERDUE DATE DAY @ MoMA.

Sculpture Garden @ the MoMA.

Suburban Metro Lines - Moshekwa Langa, 2000.

End Conscription Campaign (ECC) - South Africa, active 1983-88.
We Call for an End to Conscription - Unknown Artist, 1986.

Green Man Salon - Norman Catherine, 1990.

We Are the People (Index) - Sam Durant, 2003.

Abuse of Power, We Always Have Reason to Fear,
Vote at Own Risk - Kudzanai Chiurai, 2008.

The Battle of Rorke's Drift at Club Dirty Den - Cameron Platter, 2009.

Untitled - Kudzanai Chiurai, 2008.

Living: More Than Once I’ve Wakened with Tears… - Jenny Holzer, 1980-82.

I am Still Alive/Politics and Every Day Life in Contemporary Drawing.

26.05.2009, 8:43 - Danh Vo, 2009.

Homage to New York (fragment) - Jean Tinguely, 1960.

"Untitled" (USA Today) - Felix Gonzalez Torres, 1990.
It was nice to finally see one of Torres' installations in person.
FYI: The candy was cherry flavored.

Chorus Line - Frances Stark, 2008.

"You Can't Lay Down Your Memory" Chest of Drawers - Tajo Remy, 1991.
I really wish I could own this.
85 Lamps Lighting Fixture - Rody Graumans, 1992.
Wishing I could own this, as well.

Vir Heroicus Sublimis - Barnett Newman, 1950/51.

Love - Marisol (Marisol Escobar), 1962.

I Still Use Brushes - Arman, 1969.

Standing Woman - Alberto Giacometti, 1948.

The Chariot - Alberto Giacometti, 1950.

Box in a Valise (From or By Marcel Duchamp or Rrose Selavy) - Marcel Duchamp, 1935-41.

Hi lovers. How are you? It had been a while since I hit a museum. With the weather being so beautiful, I've just been enjoying the outside life, since as most of you know, I tend to hibernate during the wintertime. Summertime is probably the time of year where I spend most of my time outdoors and away from the computer, so bear with me. Life has been swell. I'm finished with school for now, until June 15th at least because I'm taking summer classes. This past Friday, boyfriend and I decided to hit up MoMA. The last time we visited was in February. Luckily for us, they had all brand new exhibits and pieces on display - AND the sculpture garden was finally open! I really enjoyed the Impressions from South Africa exhibit, as well as the Francis Alÿs: A Story of Deception exhibit (couldn't take pictures, unfortunately). I also had the chance to see the Picasso: Guitars exhibit, but I wasn't very pleased and a little on the bored side. All in all, I got to see some great pieces, as well as in the architecture/design collection, which I don't normally enjoy. The day was great and the weather was comfortable, so that was a plus. On Saturday, we headed to the Yours Truly BBQ and met up with some friends. I don't know how I ended up on the grill, but I did and I must admit - I was a master! This weekend was really enjoyable and I'm just hoping the summer keeps up because I've been having a great time. Thanks for reading, lovelies and I hope all is well.

XO