As I mentioned in my previous posts (part one and part two), back in April, I spent an afternoon at the MFA (Museum of Fine Arts) here in Boston. We saw 3 notable things:
My first post covered my experience of the Turner Exhibit. My second post took a look at Art in Bloom 2022. And now, we finally get to my surprise favorite: Philip Guston. I had seen Philip Guston's later work in many museums over the years. So I was familiar with him. But this exhibit took a look at his artwork through time and it was mind-blowing. I loved seeing his journey. I loved seeing how one idea evolved into another idea. I loved learning more about his life and his influences. I loved it so much that I bought the exhibit catalogue (and for a lot more than they're charging on Amazon, btw).
Here is a peek at the exhibit:
I had plans to go back and see the exhibit a few more times — something I would have done in the before-baby-times — but alas, it did not happen. Visiting this exhibit was a deeply inspiring experience for me. I hope you found some inspiration too.
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Sounds like a nice evening. I’ll pay them a visit in July, too.
Sounds like a nice evening. I’ll pay them a visit in July, too.
Sounds like a nice evening. I’ll pay them a visit in July, too.
Sounds like a nice evening. I’ll pay them a visit in July, too.
Sounds like a nice evening. I’ll pay them a visit in July, too.
Sounds like a nice evening. I’ll pay them a visit in July, too.
Sounds like a nice evening. I’ll pay them a visit in July, too.