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| Joan Mitchell, "Wood, Wind, No Tuba", 1980 |
As part of the New York City Challenge, Fiona and I visited the MoMa last Friday afternoon during Free Fridays from 4-8pm. I haven't been to the MoMa for a while, and we were going to go earlier in the week and pay full price. But our previous attempts to visit were thwarted by a sick and tired babe so I decided we would just go during Free Friday. I was itching to go but with Fiona not feeling great I didn't want to pay full price if she was going to be fussy and we would have to leave after a short time.
Free Fridays at the MoMa, can be, honestly, a complete madhouse. If you really want to have any time and space to look at the art then Free Fridays are not the time to go to the museum. But for a quick and free jaunt through the galleries and exhibits, it's not a bad way to go if you can handle the crowds.
It ended up being the perfect way for us to visit the MoMa this time. With Fiona strapped in our BabyHawk baby carrier, we visited ever floor. Fiona was quite the sport during our whirlwind tour and I took a few pictures of a some of the highlights for me this time around. We ended our tour in the sculpture garden where I let Fiona walk around. She was pretty much in heaven there.
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| Interesting exhibit on re-imagining suburban space after the 2008 housing crisis. |
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| Felix Gonzalez-Torres, "Untitled" (Placebo) 1991 |
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| Mark Rothko |
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| Mr. Jackson Pollack of course |
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| Baby Carrier Shot |
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| Sculpture Garden |
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| Discovering dry leaves.... |
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