For the museum trip assignment I went with the class to MOMA to look at the exibhits on the 2nd and 6th floor. Personally I was a little puzzled about what we should be looking for in order to complete this assignment, so I just choose 2 items that caught my eye.
First, was this piece named "end of broadcast" by Wolfgang Tilmans.
This piece features an enlarged printed image of TV pixels without a
transmission due to censorship. Although I understand that this piece
has a deeper important meaning, to me it caught my eye due to how
similar it looks to a close up of fabric (my favorite medium to work
with). The similarity of both mediums makes me think about how
everything in the world is connected at some level.
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| End of Broadcast - Wolfgang Tilmans |
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| Close-up fabric - Anna Braga |
From the 2nd floor section, my favorite image was called "Chicago" by Harry Callahan. This picture features a great use of the rule of thirds as we learned in class. With the subject being in one of the thirds of the image and a space ahead of her that creates a sence of expectation. The wind also created a nice smooth flow to the fabric from her hat (which also attracted me to this image in particular).
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| Chicago - Harry Callahan |
In the end I imagine that the trip to the MOMI would have been more relatable to the class subject but I'm glad that I was able to connect some of the media works in the museum to my own media works.
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