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    wiblog: Gerhard Richter, 48 Portraits (1998)   From SFMOMA’s website: Be it a rural landscape, a colorful gestural abstraction, or a black-and-white painting based on a family snapshot or image from the newspaper, a certain set of tensions consistently drives Richter’s work: belief versus skepticism, gesture versus erasure, planning versus chance, personal engagement versus objective neutrality.

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    Gerhard Richter, 48 Portraits (1998)
     
    From SFMOMA’s website: Be it a rural landscape, a colorful gestural abstraction, or a black-and-white painting based on a family snapshot or image from the newspaper, a certain set of tensions consistently drives Richter’s work: belief versus skepticism, gesture versus erasure, planning versus chance, personal engagement versus objective neutrality.

    Posted on Monday, June 11th 2012

    Reblogged from PYRAMIDROME

    laurensieczkowski: Finally got to the incredible Cindy Sherman exhibit at the MoMA.  I will always toast to a life (and strive to have one) filled with intriguing characters, fairy tales, experimentation, and reinventing oneself.  She is a beacon. It’s only through June 11th, so if you haven’t seen it yet, get goin!   Cindy Sherman closes at MoMA this weekend, meaning it’s almost time for her work to be de-installed, packed up, and shipped on over to SFMOMA. San Franciscans, rejoice.

    laurensieczkowski:

    Finally got to the incredible Cindy Sherman exhibit at the MoMA.  I will always toast to a life (and strive to have one) filled with intriguing characters, fairy tales, experimentation, and reinventing oneself.  She is a beacon.

    It’s only through June 11th, so if you haven’t seen it yet, get goin!  

    Cindy Sherman closes at MoMA this weekend, meaning it’s almost time for her work to be de-installed, packed up, and shipped on over to SFMOMA. San Franciscans, rejoice.

    Posted on Saturday, June 9th 2012

    Reblogged from LAUREN SIECZKOWSKI