Snapshot odds and ends

A few images from in and around MoMA.

A book with bite

Lucas Samaras, "Book 4," 1962

Scoping out sculptures

MoMA visitors click photos of the closed Sculpture Garden

Tread on me

Some of Isa Gerzken's works were presented on the ground

Layered reflections

From an upper gallery window, we catch not only reflections but a view of the exhibits (and visitors) below

On art

John Baldessari, "What Is Painting," 1966-68

Lone boot

Outside the museum, abandoned footwear becomes its own installation

Sunday morning at MoMA

Wandered through several exhibits at the Museum of Modern Art this AM. The Frank Lloyd Wright installation was of course impressive, but I was particularly delighted by the Isa Genzken retrospective (on through March 10). A good variety of Genzken's work is represented, with sculpture, assemblage, collage, photography, and paintings on display: at turns playful, severe, provocative.

Above: Several images from the Isa Genzken retrospective, as well as a view of "Lightweeds," 2006, by Simon Heijdens.