Brooklyn Museum
Went to see the Takashi Murakami exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum last month.
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I didn't really know what to expect, never having seen his work before, but it was pretty cool. I enjoyed the large scale of his "canvas" work, and thought the sculptures were fantastic, especially the Second Mission Project ko. His jellyfish eyes and mushrooms were interesting, but I think the images of his alter ego, DOB, were by far my favorite.
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The bonus was that upon waiting to enter the Murakami exhibit, I realized that the Brooklyn Museum is the permanent home of Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party. It was something I used to teach about in my "Women, Art, and Culture" course. I never expected that I'd see it in person, though, so I'm glad I did have the opportunity.
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Yay for the Brooklyn Museum!
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