MoMA Part Deux

Patrick, Danny O, and myself frequented the Museum Of Modern Art on a particularly hot day. Manhattan, of course, was rad as usual. Parts of Times Square/Broadway were sectioned off for a pedestrian mall; tons of things to buy, and tons of food, from different cultures to eat. Instead of takign the subway around town, we tapped into our inner caveman/nomad, and walked around, and it was pretty awesome. What was REALLy cool, was the fact that i showed the person behind the desk at the museum my 2005 school ID and got my ticket FREE. Any money saved helps...after all, we are in a recession, right? Get your culture on!

Museum Of Modern Art

Pop Art is for everyone.I don't think art should be only for the select few, I think it should be for the mass of American people and they usually accept art anyway.I think Pop Art is a legitimate form of art like any other, Impressionism, etc. It's not just a put-on, I'm not the High Priest of Pop Art, I'm just one of the workers in it. I'm neither bothered by what is written about me or what people may think of me reading it.~ Andy Warhol

Brian and myself took a trip to manhattan to gain culture.

MoMA is amazing. 5 levels of galleries, ranging from scultpure, archictecure, print design, paintings , installations - EVERYTHING. Here are some photos from a huge collection of photos that i took. I was really excited to see some legendary pieces by Picaso, Matisse, Rousseau, Lichtenstein and Warhol. Also the architecture and conceptual building plans were a great surprise too. After the trip to MoMA we ate at Big Bowl Noodle...which has officially changed its name to Main Noodle House, but did not change its greatness...

...When i got back home I played Laser Tag and it was awesome. Thats right. Laser Tag.