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Pollock one of the most questionable painters of all time has change the course in which I see art. When I asked people to look at Pollock’s work, they don’t see anything but when I see his work, I see … Continue reading →

Willem de Kooning mostly focuses on drawing woman. I found this in the second room, which I believe is The Breakthrough Years. The painting is called Untitled (Two Women). At first I couldn’t tell that the figure on the right … Continue reading →

I was in the section New Direction in the Museum of Modern Art and that’s where I saw an amazing painting. The name of the painting is called Untitled V and was done in the year 1980. It’s oil on … Continue reading →

The thing that strikes me when I looked at it for the first time was what is it and what does it mean. The painting look like a little kid made this art work. The women in the painting look … Continue reading →

When I observed Picasso’s painting, i noticed that the women in it had male bodies. When you compare the preparatory drawings to the painting itself, you see that these women are very muscular. There are a lot of deformities in … Continue reading →

If all paintings from the Impressionism time and Post-Impressionism time angered many people, then I have no doubt Picasso’s ‘Les Demoiselles D’Avignon’ pissed off even more people. Around those times I noticed that if you tend to stray from the … Continue reading →

In the picture, on the bottom left, you can my version of a white peacock made into an origami form. I was able to make this white peacock from looking and other examples of a origami bird forms and watched … Continue reading →

This is an interesting read. Whether its true or not is up to you. Mona Lisa  

I would love to go see the actual real art masterpieces but to be honest, in the times we are dealing with it, its hard to go around the world and actually go see it. If I could I most … Continue reading →

I do not feel like this is exactly art, although it calls upon many of the same viewer/participant as the Sistine Chapel and the Cornaro Chapel with Bernini’s Ecstasy of Saint Teresa. To me, this isn’t art because it seems … Continue reading →