ART APPRECIATION

MCA is an important museum in Chicago. It will become more important this summer because of the exhibition of Virgil Abloh of this summer. However, I am really confused sometimes when I get there because they present me very weird thing and call it "art". I know that the idea is important in art today but........ Sometimes I just feel that they don't care there. Just few things touch me in that museum. It pushes me to reflect. What is art ? I really like there library. There are a lot of interesting books about art and design that I hope to have one day if I have the capacity. Art didn't touch me a lot that day so I prefered to visit the library. Thre, it was buch of books about the Bahaus which is the most famous Design School. They create it 100 years ago. That school influenced generations of artist and designer. Mies Van der Rohe who is very famous in Chicago was one the director of that school. I also liked to take portrait of Sophia and Sedo. These pictur...

The preparing work helps me to have few information on the subject that I needed to study. I found informations, compare them and tryed to find them on the site. It helps me to understand the subject before. The audio component helps me to know why these things are there and how people interact with them. The most interest thing that I notice is that majority of people who take pictures around these art work don't know the story behind them. I will recommand the tour because with that tour everybody can learn a lot about Chicago who has a link with these art works. I see people who asked me if I liked them. After things that we learnt in Art Appreciation, it was hard to answer that question without a proufound analyze. I learn that it is important to close art piece in museum, but it is also important to make them free sometimes by public art. The street become a museum with life

         Glenn Ligon was born in the Bronx, New York, in 1960. Ligon’s paintings and sculptures examine cultural and social identity through found sources—literature, Afrocentric coloring books, photographs—to reveal the ways in which the history of slavery, the civil rights movement, and sexual politics inform our understanding of American society. Ligon appropriates texts from a variety of literary writers including Walt Whitman, Zora Neal Hurston, Gertrude Stein, James Baldwin, and Ralph Ellison, as well from more popular sources such as the comedian Richard Pryor. https://art21.org/watch/extended-play/glenn-ligon-layers-of-meaning-short/