One Thing I love about New York is its Museums, Cooper Hewit and Guggenheim are two of my favorites. Mike and his mom decided to join too.
Cai Guo-Qiang is showcasing his work at Guggenheim, saw that today. Before installing these cars, Cai built a model of the interior of the museum and placed toy cars to investigate the exact position of the installation.
Guggenheim was actually closed on Thursdays, so we went to the next block to Cooper Hewit.
A very nice exhibit on Rococo movement. For those of you thats not familiar with Rococo, its pretty much the mother of Art Nouveau movement.
Afterwards, we went to the most expensive museum to get into - New York MOMA. ticket cost 20 dollars. But man, if you like modern art, I do have to say this is the best in the world. It has all the text book art works and more. This is Mike's mom, checking out a tree.
Thought this is pretty funny.
Esquire Cover proofs the famous soup can, and Andy Worhol.
On the 5th floor, it had a show on technology integrating with nature. There's one tiny robot, no longer than the thumb nail, that could fly. Scary stuff.
Mercedez Benz developed this octagon modular joint for its frames to save weight and gaining strength at the same time.
Color Chart Exhibit, a whole exhibit showcasing our understanding of colors.
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