Just one more reason to get back up to New York very soon: Moma just opened a new exhibition called Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today, an eye-popping collection of bright, bold works from contemporary artists that runs through May 12. (If NYC isn't on your current travel schedule, the exhibit website gives a comprehensive look at the selections for the show.) A few of the ones I can't wait to see up close and personal:
The Ellsworth Kelly, above.
Andy Warhol:
Jasper Johns:
Gerhard Richter:
It almost seems unfair to put these pictures here, in their computer-sized, web-resolution versions. Still, if these don't get you in the mood for spring's colorful clothes, I don't know what will.
4 comments :
wow, what an amazing exhibit. too bad i will miss it in ny (will be there in june).
very cool!
Wow, those are amazing, if this doesn't get you in the mood for spring I don't know what will!
I love this. Thank you so much for posting it.
Would love to go.... sounds fascinating!
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