I was in Cleveland recently and so, of course, I hit up the Cleveland Museum of Art. Other than their special exhibits, the museum is FREE! FREE! FREE! Isn't that awesome?! Take a peek at what I saw in about an hour and a bit:
The dots in the foyer are in honor of Yayoi Kusama. One of the special exhibits is her work.
I thought the museum was great. The signage was good. It's an encyclopedic museum so there's a wide range of art for all tastes. It was a really great visit! Hope you enjoyed it too!
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Gerhard Richter’s Abstract is stunning. WOW I would love to see that one up close. Thanks for sharing!
Gerhard Richter’s Abstract is stunning. WOW I would love to see that one up close. Thanks for sharing!
Gerhard Richter’s Abstract is stunning. WOW I would love to see that one up close. Thanks for sharing!
Gerhard Richter’s Abstract is stunning. WOW I would love to see that one up close. Thanks for sharing!
Gerhard Richter’s Abstract is stunning. WOW I would love to see that one up close. Thanks for sharing!
Gerhard Richter’s Abstract is stunning. WOW I would love to see that one up close. Thanks for sharing!
Gerhard Richter’s Abstract is stunning. WOW I would love to see that one up close. Thanks for sharing!
Really enjoyed this, Julie. Thank you! “Accent Grave” has a sense of violence, doesn’t it? (I see a person falling down with perhaps a dagger flying at their back.) Thought-provoking work, while also surprisingly pleasurable to look at. The Gabriele Münter piece is a joy. Very Matisse-esque. Love seeing what appeals to your eye in light of your art, too.
Really enjoyed this, Julie. Thank you! “Accent Grave” has a sense of violence, doesn’t it? (I see a person falling down with perhaps a dagger flying at their back.) Thought-provoking work, while also surprisingly pleasurable to look at. The Gabriele Münter piece is a joy. Very Matisse-esque. Love seeing what appeals to your eye in light of your art, too.
Really enjoyed this, Julie. Thank you! “Accent Grave” has a sense of violence, doesn’t it? (I see a person falling down with perhaps a dagger flying at their back.) Thought-provoking work, while also surprisingly pleasurable to look at. The Gabriele Münter piece is a joy. Very Matisse-esque. Love seeing what appeals to your eye in light of your art, too.
Really enjoyed this, Julie. Thank you! “Accent Grave” has a sense of violence, doesn’t it? (I see a person falling down with perhaps a dagger flying at their back.) Thought-provoking work, while also surprisingly pleasurable to look at. The Gabriele Münter piece is a joy. Very Matisse-esque. Love seeing what appeals to your eye in light of your art, too.
Really enjoyed this, Julie. Thank you! “Accent Grave” has a sense of violence, doesn’t it? (I see a person falling down with perhaps a dagger flying at their back.) Thought-provoking work, while also surprisingly pleasurable to look at. The Gabriele Münter piece is a joy. Very Matisse-esque. Love seeing what appeals to your eye in light of your art, too.
Really enjoyed this, Julie. Thank you! “Accent Grave” has a sense of violence, doesn’t it? (I see a person falling down with perhaps a dagger flying at their back.) Thought-provoking work, while also surprisingly pleasurable to look at. The Gabriele Münter piece is a joy. Very Matisse-esque. Love seeing what appeals to your eye in light of your art, too.
Really enjoyed this, Julie. Thank you! “Accent Grave” has a sense of violence, doesn’t it? (I see a person falling down with perhaps a dagger flying at their back.) Thought-provoking work, while also surprisingly pleasurable to look at. The Gabriele Münter piece is a joy. Very Matisse-esque. Love seeing what appeals to your eye in light of your art, too.
Love the Cleveland Museum of Art, thanks for sharing photos of your visit. I was there in late June (live in NE Ohio) and took some of the same pictures.Like the previous commenters, I love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting (you can’t help but be drawn closer to see all the paint layers and yummy color) and the Franz Kline (it stops me every time). I have learned so much from your museum posts and commentary about stopping to really look and think about the piece of art, thank you.
Love the Cleveland Museum of Art, thanks for sharing photos of your visit. I was there in late June (live in NE Ohio) and took some of the same pictures.Like the previous commenters, I love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting (you can’t help but be drawn closer to see all the paint layers and yummy color) and the Franz Kline (it stops me every time). I have learned so much from your museum posts and commentary about stopping to really look and think about the piece of art, thank you.
Love the Cleveland Museum of Art, thanks for sharing photos of your visit. I was there in late June (live in NE Ohio) and took some of the same pictures.Like the previous commenters, I love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting (you can’t help but be drawn closer to see all the paint layers and yummy color) and the Franz Kline (it stops me every time). I have learned so much from your museum posts and commentary about stopping to really look and think about the piece of art, thank you.
Love the Cleveland Museum of Art, thanks for sharing photos of your visit. I was there in late June (live in NE Ohio) and took some of the same pictures.Like the previous commenters, I love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting (you can’t help but be drawn closer to see all the paint layers and yummy color) and the Franz Kline (it stops me every time). I have learned so much from your museum posts and commentary about stopping to really look and think about the piece of art, thank you.
Love the Cleveland Museum of Art, thanks for sharing photos of your visit. I was there in late June (live in NE Ohio) and took some of the same pictures.Like the previous commenters, I love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting (you can’t help but be drawn closer to see all the paint layers and yummy color) and the Franz Kline (it stops me every time). I have learned so much from your museum posts and commentary about stopping to really look and think about the piece of art, thank you.
Love the Cleveland Museum of Art, thanks for sharing photos of your visit. I was there in late June (live in NE Ohio) and took some of the same pictures.Like the previous commenters, I love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting (you can’t help but be drawn closer to see all the paint layers and yummy color) and the Franz Kline (it stops me every time). I have learned so much from your museum posts and commentary about stopping to really look and think about the piece of art, thank you.
Love the Cleveland Museum of Art, thanks for sharing photos of your visit. I was there in late June (live in NE Ohio) and took some of the same pictures.Like the previous commenters, I love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting (you can’t help but be drawn closer to see all the paint layers and yummy color) and the Franz Kline (it stops me every time). I have learned so much from your museum posts and commentary about stopping to really look and think about the piece of art, thank you.
What a fascinating person and artist Yayoi Kusama is. Also, as other commenters have noted; I just love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting – It looks like many layers of paint sanded down – just intriguing. I do feel ‘pulled in’ by Alice Neel’s portraitures as well. Thanks so much for taking us along on another museum tour! 🙂
What a fascinating person and artist Yayoi Kusama is. Also, as other commenters have noted; I just love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting – It looks like many layers of paint sanded down – just intriguing. I do feel ‘pulled in’ by Alice Neel’s portraitures as well. Thanks so much for taking us along on another museum tour! 🙂
What a fascinating person and artist Yayoi Kusama is. Also, as other commenters have noted; I just love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting – It looks like many layers of paint sanded down – just intriguing. I do feel ‘pulled in’ by Alice Neel’s portraitures as well. Thanks so much for taking us along on another museum tour! 🙂
What a fascinating person and artist Yayoi Kusama is. Also, as other commenters have noted; I just love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting – It looks like many layers of paint sanded down – just intriguing. I do feel ‘pulled in’ by Alice Neel’s portraitures as well. Thanks so much for taking us along on another museum tour! 🙂
What a fascinating person and artist Yayoi Kusama is. Also, as other commenters have noted; I just love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting – It looks like many layers of paint sanded down – just intriguing. I do feel ‘pulled in’ by Alice Neel’s portraitures as well. Thanks so much for taking us along on another museum tour! 🙂
What a fascinating person and artist Yayoi Kusama is. Also, as other commenters have noted; I just love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting – It looks like many layers of paint sanded down – just intriguing. I do feel ‘pulled in’ by Alice Neel’s portraitures as well. Thanks so much for taking us along on another museum tour! 🙂
What a fascinating person and artist Yayoi Kusama is. Also, as other commenters have noted; I just love Gerhard Richter’s Abstract Painting – It looks like many layers of paint sanded down – just intriguing. I do feel ‘pulled in’ by Alice Neel’s portraitures as well. Thanks so much for taking us along on another museum tour! 🙂
Julie…………… I love that you share your museum visits! It’s a gift for me, and almost like being there myself. I recognized so many artists this time around… and feel like I am growing as an artist. You are the best…. and I feel so inspired. Thank you for this wonderful gift!!!
Julie…………… I love that you share your museum visits! It’s a gift for me, and almost like being there myself. I recognized so many artists this time around… and feel like I am growing as an artist. You are the best…. and I feel so inspired. Thank you for this wonderful gift!!!
Julie…………… I love that you share your museum visits! It’s a gift for me, and almost like being there myself. I recognized so many artists this time around… and feel like I am growing as an artist. You are the best…. and I feel so inspired. Thank you for this wonderful gift!!!
Julie…………… I love that you share your museum visits! It’s a gift for me, and almost like being there myself. I recognized so many artists this time around… and feel like I am growing as an artist. You are the best…. and I feel so inspired. Thank you for this wonderful gift!!!
Julie…………… I love that you share your museum visits! It’s a gift for me, and almost like being there myself. I recognized so many artists this time around… and feel like I am growing as an artist. You are the best…. and I feel so inspired. Thank you for this wonderful gift!!!
Julie…………… I love that you share your museum visits! It’s a gift for me, and almost like being there myself. I recognized so many artists this time around… and feel like I am growing as an artist. You are the best…. and I feel so inspired. Thank you for this wonderful gift!!!
Julie…………… I love that you share your museum visits! It’s a gift for me, and almost like being there myself. I recognized so many artists this time around… and feel like I am growing as an artist. You are the best…. and I feel so inspired. Thank you for this wonderful gift!!!
Thank you for the museum pictures!
Thank you for the museum pictures!
Thank you for the museum pictures!
Thank you for the museum pictures!
Thank you for the museum pictures!
Thank you for the museum pictures!
Thank you for the museum pictures!