So, here are some pics from my trip to NYC with Baby Kitty.
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The Guggenheim Museum, from across the street
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inside the Guggenheim, looking up.
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inside the Guggenheim, looking across.
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We found this amazing statue when wandering around Manhattan.
i don't know WHAT the deal is, but that's sure a lot of boobs and asscheeks.
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This is a fancy building.
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Baby Kitty
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On the way to the MOMA, we saw this even crazier dissected pregnant lady statue.
fascinating.
and huge.
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a different angle. i think she's like 20 - 30 feet tall, though you can't really tell from this pic.
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here's one looking up at the fancy building with the pregnant lady in the corner.
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this is the easter parade.
i didn't know, but apparently there's a tradition of wandering around in the street by this old church. my friend elizabeth told me she watches the movie every year with her family, and knew exactly what i was referring to when i described this. weird; i had no idea.
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Apparently part of the easter parade is wearing these crazy hats. the three white hats shown here each have little fake chicks (i.e., baby chickens) on them.
inside the MOMA:
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if you were around me last April when i saw the Cremaster cycle, you'll know how excited i was to actually see one of Matthew Barney's statues that accompany the films.
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this is a pic of three simultaneously projected screen tests by andy warhol of various actors.
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the famous Warhol Elvis. this thing was way bigger than i'd realized, something like 6 feet.
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Magritte's The False Mirror. he's one of my favorite painters, and it was amazing to see some of his work in person.
(The pic is not cropped because i wanted it to look "in context".)
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Still another Magritte, The Lovers. This one's a personal favorite; i think i stood there for 15 minutes.
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an image doesn't do this piece much justice, nor will my description. It's a Gary Hill video installation in a recessed wall, with some cool ambient sound. Check here for more info.
I really liked this one a lot.
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Here's some graffitti we saw all over Manhattan, wherever there were designer clothing stores.
That's all the pics... quite a bit less than last time.
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