More modern art
After our modern art exposure to Andy Warhol , it was time to visit other artists' works. Some of the pieces on exhibit at the SFMOMA were cartoonish and reminded me of comic strips while others were hyper realistic. It just amazes me to view "modern art" as an eclectic collection of works created between 1860 and 1970. It could basically be anything! Roy Lichtenstein's work, I think, embodies the comic strip style of artworks... and for some reason, reminds me of Betty Boop (hairstyle, maybe?). He has a way of making his art evoke a sense of fun (or entertainment) and fluidity. Chuck Close's portraits are breathtaking. Each time I visit SFMOMA, I'm excited to his his works. From afar, each portrait looks like the view of a person through a glass window covered in raindrops. Up close, I could see the individual squares containing blobs... which remind me of pixels. Each artwork just makes me go "Wow! That's art right there!". ...