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Throughout the region, police reported numerous weather-related accidents, most involving cars sliding off roadways. Two of the accidents occurred on Interstate 395, resulting in lane closings early in the evening. The first happened at about 5 p.m. near Exit 80 on the southbound side, when a pickup truck lost some of its load and dumped it onto the roadway, police said. At about 6:15 p.m., a tractor-trailer got stuck near Exit 79 on the northbound side. No one was injured in either accident, police said.
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The fifth person to speak was Erik, 18. He was the star of the week. Council Member Marlen Garcia verbally attacked Erik on Facebook because he was protesting online about how she was wrong for cutting the boxing program. Marlen Garcia called him misinformed. She alleged that the boxers were selfish because we only care about our program and not the rest of the City. She also stated that we "strong armed" her - "no pun intended." I guess she thought herself clever, but this lady has been screaming bloody murder because she's now apparently the victim by this eighteen year old.
Before he spoke, he wanted help with his speech. So, I looked it over and taught him some lawyering skills. I said to Erik, "At this point of your speech, you want to break it down point by point. Ask a question. Pause a few seconds. Then start again." I thought that was pretty cool that I was teaching an eighteen year old some advance lawyering points.
He said, "Good evening, my name is Erik Garcia. I'm part of the boxing club. I'm enrolled in Cal Poly Pomona. I'm here to talk about how Council Member Garcia verbally attacked me on facebook. I'm here to clarify some of the statements she made towards me."
At this point, I saw shock in the face of the audience. I saw people shaking their heads.
Erik said, "First, Ms. Garcia proceeded to call me misinformed. It is to my knowledge that the boxing program has enough money to fund itself from Monday to Thursday, possibly even Friday. But our money is being funneled elsewhere. But let me tell you - I think Council Member Garcia it's you who are misinformed.
"Council Member, do you know what the boxing budget is?
"Do you know what other programs are mixed in with the boxing budget?
"There are many others, but the main one is the City Fleet. This is the city cars.
"Do you know what the Aquatics budget is?
"I do. It's $200,000.
"How about our coaches? Do you know how much the boxing coaches get paid?
"It's $8.40.
"Do you know how much your daughter got paid?
"It's $10.40.
"Do you know how much Jessie got paid? If you don't know who he is, she's a friend of Marlen's daughter?
"Do you know how long Julian Casas, head boxing coach, has been working without a raise?
"14 years.
"Nope, you don't know anything. Ms. Garcia, I suggest you get your facts straight before you go on a rant, attacking eighteen year olds."
#3 Sep 16, 2013
When the first boxers spoke, I stood up with him in the podium, so he wouldn't be nervous. Can you imagine a teenager speaking in front of a podium with all of the management team and the councillors and mayor staring at them? It's intimidating for adults. It's hard for them too. And the harder part is that The Tres Amigos hate us because we're not afraid to expose them. We're not afraid to speak the truth. We're not afraid to take a stand against them. For, I'm reminded that in our weakness, God's grace will be sufficient. So as I stood side by side, each kid walked up and spoke.
The first person to speak was Zach. He explained how the purpose of the community center is to provide for the community. Why do the Council Members keep cutting? He stated that they are either inept or corrupt. He then attacked the director's salary of $160,000 a year.
The second person to speak was Michael, 18 years old, a soon-to-be college student. He said that, "I've been taught to be fair and not to lie. But it seems like you've been unfair to our boxing program. Your funding has been bad. You've lied to us. You promised to improve our facility. But we still have torn bags. You see all these young kids. They have happy faces when they go. We're grateful for what we have. But we deserve more."
He then said, "You all went to school. So you should learn to stick to your word. You shouldn't be in the position you're in because you don't know simple values."
The third person to speak was Lyle, 17. He said, "I've been boxing for six years. I train hard. I'm happy to see the coaches. They're happy to see me. I've heard that you've been trying to raise the fees for boxing. The fees used to be $5 for us. Now it's $10. My brothers stopped going because it got to expensive. I'm going to start college soon. And my father can't afford it." (Just a side note. I liked Lyle. He was my sparring partner. And he gave me a black eye once. Why that makes me respect him; who knows? That's boxing.)
The fourth person to speak was Liam, 16. He said, "I've been in boxing for two months. I like boxing. It's better than me sitting and watching tv. I heard about the fees going up. We don't even have more than one speed bag. I have to wait around. It's unfair you raised the prices this year. And then you cut our hours."
#4 Sep 16, 2013
Then Julian, the head coach spoke. He said, "There's a problem with the budget. The numbers are showing that the boxing program pays for itself. There's no way to trace the boxing budget. How could anyone in their right mind mix up the budget with the City Fleet? We're getting gypped. The Aquatics Program is running at $200,000. That's human resources. I can't understand why there's this huge gap between boxing and aquatics?"
Julian then said, "Ms. Susan Rubio and Council Member Pacheco, I would like to put the Director of Parks and Recreation's fitness as an agenda item for the next council meeting. I would like to get your assurance about this. The boxers have needlessly suffered enough because the director is unfit to manage the program. It'd be good if we could do that." People clapped.
#5 Sep 17, 2013
Oh my goodness, would you believe Marlen Garcia just got endorsed to run for Azusa city counsel!! I needed a good laugh. The sad part is, in the end, the joke is going to be on the residents of Azusa if they elect her, because they will be bankrupt within 10 years, guaranteed.
Oh, and anything worth recognition.....kiss it good bye! Haha
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- 12 lbs apples
- 1 gallon apple cider
- 6 cups sugar (or splenda)
- 1 tablespoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon ground cloves
- wash, core, slice apples.
- cook in a little cider juice until soft.
- press through food mill
- add rest of cider and bring to a boil.
- add sugar and spices, stir occasionally
- simmer several hours until thick [heaps in a spoon].
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Do you have a deep love for your Heavenly Father? Do you love Him above and beyond all things? Do you want to pray faithfully to Him, but, have trouble thinking of how to address Him? It is not as hard as it may seem.
1Know how you are going to address your God: his greatest attribute is that He is our Heavenly Father, and that He loves us all. Therefore, when you pray to Him, call Him 'Lord,' or 'Father.'
2Pray to God, as in one of these four categories: a) Petition; b)Gratitude, c)Repentance; and d)Praise. Petition is when we are asking a request of God. Gratitude is thanking Him for the way He fulfilled that request. Repentance is acknowledging our own sinful and weak natures, and hoping for His divine mercy. Praise is glorifying God, for the very sake of your love for Him.
3Be humble when praying to God. Remember, He is the Supreme Being and ultimate reality of the entire universe. He is far greater than we could possibly realize. We are his creation. So, when praying to Him, contemplate his unfathomable greatness, and love for you, a mere creature.
4Ask the angels and saints in heaven to pray to God for you (Eg: Mary...etc), or even invoke the names of holy men or women when praying (Eg: God Of Abraham...etc.)
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The dorm was not secure, the gunman was on the loose and students wouldn't be told anything for another two hours.
That allowed Cho Seung-Hui plenty of time to carry out his killings.
Alfonsi and her crew walked from the dorm to the sight of the second shooting — the Norris building. It took nine minutes.
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But at 9:45, Cho Seung-Hui stormed Norris Hall.
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Gemstar-TVG Guide International, the parent company to the TV Games Network racing channel, suffered a serious blow in court Friday when it lost a crucial patent infringement case.
Chris McCarron captured the NTRA All-Star Jockey Challenge Championship title Friday night at Lone Star Park as if destiny demanded it.
Jockey Chris McCarron, who is retiring from riding Sunday, said during a Friday teleconference that he is healthy, but leaving racing because he's tired. McCarron said he loved his time in the saddle, but it's time to move on.
Prairie Meadows is reviving a $25 million expansion plan on the heels of a state Supreme Court decision that drastically reduced the racetrack's gambling taxes, according to the Des Moines Register.
Churchill Downs has postponed asking its board of directors to approve the financing for a $100 million renovation project. The company is still negotiating some public assistance deals and is tweaking the project's design.
Audrey Skirball-Kenis, a long-time Thoroughbred owner and philanthropist, died Wednesday in Los Angeles.
Anthony M. Alonso, one of America's foremost horse artists, will donate to the Grayson-Jockey Club Foundation a portion of the sales from 200 prints of his "Horse Fair Panorama" oil painting.
Former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar has been appointed to the Youbet.com board of directors effective Wednesday.
Gtech Holdings, a lottery systems operator and co-owner of Turfway Park, reported first quarter earnings that were 6-7 cents higher than analysts' expectations.
Total handle dropped 4% and attendance declined 13% for the 2001-02 Hong Kong racing season that ended June 16.
Estate planning and financial flexibility were the reasons Gainesway Farm sought permission June 13 from a county planning commission to subdivide a portion of its 1,500-acre farm into 10-acre tracts.
NBC Sport's coverage of the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) earned a final rating of 7.6 and captured 21% of the viewing audience. The rating was highest since 1989 when the race earned an 8.5.
Television Games Network has acquired 16.6% of Youbet.com's outstanding shares of common stock.
The American Quarter Horse Association has eliminated all restrictions regarding the registration of foals produced through embryo transfer as part of an out-of-court settlement with a coalition of breeders. The ruling could affect the rules of other registries, including The Jockey Club.
Magna Entertainment chairman Frank Stronach, former top jockey Ted Atkinson, trainer Mac Benson, and two-time Horse of the Year Chief Bearhart will be inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame Aug. 29.
New York Racing Association officials expected Belmont Stakes Day to be big, but what they got by the end of the day blew everyone away.
Hawthorne Race Course's spring meet continued to provide a popular turf racing "bridge" between winter/spring meets at Fair Grounds and Oaklawn Park, and the meet that just began at Arlington Park.
A big weekend of racing at Belmont Park will be capped off in grand style Sunday when millionaire sprinter Xtra Heat takes on six challengers in the Vagrancy Handicap (gr. II).
Hawthorne Race Course's ended its 23-day spring meet with double digit increases in average on-track, full card, and total all-sources handle.
Youbet.com has hired Gary Sproule, a former Disney executive, as its chief financial officer. The California online racing and wagering company also announced a marketing agreement with California fairs.
Magna Entertainment Corp. announced Tuesday an agreement to buy Flamboro Downs Holdings for $47 million, which will give the Ontario-based racetrack conglomerate its first racetrack in Canada.
A licensing deal announced today by Youbet.com may put live odds and online audio and video streaming of selected races on ESPN.com as early as this weekend.
Public companies with ties to Thoroughbred racing slumped from 1-20% Monday as the resignation of Tyco International's chairman and growing investor skepticism dragged down the entire market.
William Richard "WR" Smith, a veteran Thoroughbred trainer, breeder, and owner died May 27 in Ocala, Fla.
Former AmTote president Ted Mudge began working at Magna Entertainment this week.
A Texas judge reaffirmed on May 16 his earlier decision that an American Quarter Horse Association rule restricting the number of registered foals produced through embryo transfer violates the state's antitrust law.
Fight Your Corner, winner of the Chester Vase, will run in the Vodafone Epsom Derby. Sheikh Mohammed, who bought the colt to race in the colors of his son, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed al Maktoum, made the decision to pay a £90,000 supplementary fee after consulting with Sheikh Hamdan and trainer Mark Johnston.
Trainer Bob Baffert and jockey Pat Day will try capturing the marquee event on Texas' richest day of racing Monday with grade I winner Congaree.
Take Charge Lady is the 4-5 morning line favorite in the 1 1/16-mile $100,000 Dogwood Stakes (gr. III) at Churchill Downs on Saturday.
The total all-sources handle for the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) reached $71,468,223, a 14% increase over last year, according to the Maryland Jockey Club.
Maxxam, the industry conglomerate that owns Sam Houston Race Park, posted a huge first quarter loss after its aluminum operation declared bankruptcy. The bankruptcy is not expected to affect racing operations.
Vodafone has renewed its sponsorship of the Epson Derby (Eng-I) for three years and has an option for a two-year extension.
Youbet.com announced the promotion of seven managers Wednesday. Leading the list are former jockey agent Jeff Franklin who has become vice president of product management and Chris McConnell who is now executive director of track relations and player development.
Penn National Gaming will proceed with a 2-for-1 split of the company's common stock on June 25.
Youbet.com broke its single-day handle record of $1 million following the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) on May 18.
The Nasdaq Stock Market notified executives at Youbet.com on May 16 that the company's stock was not in compliance with a $1 per share minimum standard and was subject to delisting.
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Magna Entertainment could complete a deal to buy Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park within the next several weeks, according to a report by the Washington Times.
A U.S. District Court judge on Thursday ruled to dismiss a fraud and breach of contract suit involving the retirement of 1998 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner Real Quiet.
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The final television ratings for the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) fell one rating point from a year ago to 7.1 and captured 18% of the viewing audience.
The TV Games Network is enjoying record growth due to the opening of Hollywood Park, the Kentucky Derby (gr. I), and an increasing popularity in Quarter Horse racing at Los Alamitos.
Higher insurance costs and a lack of live racing caused Churchill Downs' first quarter losses to deepen.
A profound sadness permeates Three Chimneys Farm Tuesday. Its marquee stallion Seattle Slew, who with the exception of the last 30 days was an integral part of the farm for 17 years, is gone.
Magna Entertainment plans to a launch this summer a 24-hour horse racing network that promises to educate and entertain viewers. The Canadian racing conglomerate also is planning a national off-track betting network.
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Concrete Plant Park and The Sheridan Expressway, South Bronx
The South Bronx still gets a bad rap. And I do remember what it was in the late 1970s and 1980s. But for us at CatSynth, it has become a place of great curiosity and surprising forms of beauty. A few years ago, I noticed some changes along the southern stretch of the Bronx River in Google Maps. In particular, there was a brand new park.
Concrete Plant Park is literally that, a park built around the ruins of an old concrete plant along the river's edge. I had to see this for myself. And since 2013, I have gone to see it several times.
To get there via subway from Riverdale is a bit of a challenge. There have never been east-west subway lines traversing the borough, only north-south to and from Manhattan. So a subway trip from the western end of the Bronx to the southeast requires a trip into Manhattan and a few transfers (there is no crosstown subway in Harlem, either). Finally, one reaches the 6 IRT, which heads north into the south and east Bronx. It's a long ride underground eventually emerging onto an elevated structure over Westchester Avenue, one of the main thoroughfares through the South Bronx. I alight at the Whitlock Avenue stop.
Between the station and the park is the Sheridan Expressway (I-895). This is a strange little highway that hugs the western edge of the Bronx River from the Bruckner Expressway (I-278) north to East Tremont Avenue with connections to the Cross Bronx Expressway (I-95) and the Bronx River Parkway.
It is sort of a connector from the Bronx Zoo to the Triborough Bridge, though one that isn't really needed given the other larger freeways in the vicinity. It only has one exit between its termini: Westchester Avenue near the Whitlock station and Concrete Plant Park. One can see the entry ramps leading down to the highway while walking towards the park.
Another ramp leads down from the street level to the park itself. It's a flat piece of land with grass concrete paths dotted by the refurbished structures from the former concrete plant.
Although it seems to be a trend to incorporate reclaimed industrial elements into public spaces, the structures are still fairly unique for an urban park, and quite photogenic. Here are just a few of the photos I have taken.
Regular readers might recognize these visuals from a past Wordless Wednesday. We also featured some of the park's stark boundary visuals in a past new years post.
The Bronx River itself is an important element of the park's identity and landscape. The section south of Bronx Park has long been more industrial, and the river and its banks still bear the visuals of that past. A major effort to clean up and restore the river has been underway for a while. And it is much cleaner than it was in the 1980s, though one can still see a lot of detritus collecting along the berms.
Looking north alongs the river towards the 6 Elevated and Westchester Avenue is quite beautiful with filtered lighting.
Although I visit this park for its visuals and geographical placement, it is a local park enjoyed by the local community. On a summertime visit, I saw a lot of families and individuals there, playing sports, relaxing along the river, and even barbecuing. It seems that this park is a successful one, and I wouldn't be surprised if I visit again.
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LACMA: Levitated Mass, Frank Gehry, Diana Thater
At the end of my trip to NAMM, I always try to leave time for a museum visit in Los Angeles, more often than not to LACMA. This is a somewhat belated review of this year's visit.
Since seeing the film on the Levitated Mass, it was an absolute priority to experience the giant sculpture by Michael Heizner in person. For those unfamiliar, it is a 340-ton boulder mounted above a concrete trench. The space underneath is open and thus viewers can walk under the boulder.
It is an impressive feat of engineering (as documented in minute detail in the film), and a visually interesting conceptual piece. It is definitely one has to experience in person to understand.
One of the main special exhibitions at LACMA in January was a retrospective on the work of Frank Gehry. While none of his actual buildings were on display (though it would have been appropriate in the context of Levitated Mass), there were many drawings and models, group into conceptual and chronological phases of his career.
Many of his most famous pieces, such as Disney Hall and Guggenheim Bilbao, were on display. But also large lesser-known buildings an smaller designs, some of which were never built. In the photo above, we see a building that combines the undulating organic structures for which Gehry is famous with a more traditionally modernist linear outer structure. The model in front is quite different, and more geometric and colorful that one sees in his iconic works.
It is also fun to see the small structures and private homes. I am envious of those who could have a Gehry-designed home like this one.
By sheer coincidence, Frank Gehry was present that afternoon to give a talk and Q&A session. I managed to get into the overflow audience to catch part of it.
The wide-ranging discussion including a bit of his personal history, his interest in biology and particularly in fish, and his disdain for computer modeling – he agreed that it was an amazing tool, but not for visually understanding a piece of architecture. On the topic of fish, they reviewed a few purely sculptural pieces of his that were meant to represent the swimming motion of a single fish or an entire school. Though he perhaps his voice sounded a bit gruff – something which bothers me not at all – he was very much engaged with the questioners and supportive.
In the modern pavilion, it did stop to see a few familiar large installations. I enjoy walking inside of this large-scale Richard Serra sculpture and find it quite meditative. It was also interesting to contemplate its curving structure in terms of what I had just seen and heard from Frank Gehry.
From the curving structure I then moved on to straight lines. This familiar light installation reflects onto the window facing Wilshire Blvd and makes for great self-portraits.
I also had a bit of fun with self portraiture in the retrospective exhibition for Diana Thater, which featured several room-sized pieces with multiple projections of moving images.
Though that was fun, the piece itself was dead serious, looking at the aftermath of war through ruined buildings.
There were some pieces in the exhibition that were less dark, as in Butterflies that features both lights and video bathed in red ambient lighting.
[Diana Thater, Untitled Videowall (Butterflies), 2008. Six video monitors, player, one fluorescent light fixture, and Lee filters . Installation Photograph, Diana Thater: The Sympathetic Imagination, Los Angeles County Museum of Art. © Diana Thater]
One doesn't always know what to expect on a on-afternoon trip whose date is not timed to a particular exhibit, but I am never disappointed with what I encounter at LACMA, and that was true again this year.
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Ellsworth Kelly (1923-2015)
We lost another of our art heroes yesterday. Ellsworth Kelly, known for his iconic works composed of color fields, passed away.
The above photo features the catalog from his large-scale solo show at SFMOMA in 2002-2003. The exhibition was a bright spot, both aesthetically and emotionally, in an otherwise depressing period of time and made quite an impression. I kept intersecting with his work during my numerous art adventures in California. His paintings featured large color fields, sometimes combined together into a single whole, while other times separated, as in Blue Green Black Red (1996) on display as part of the Fisher Collection at SFMOMA. I had the opportunity to see a large retrospective of his prints and paintings at LACMA in Los Angeles a couple of years ago. This, too, was revelatory as it showed other aspects of his work, including black-and-white pieces and connections of his abstract style to nature.
[Installation view. Ellsworth Kelly: Prints and Paintings. January 22-April 22, 2012. Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Photo (c) 2012 Museum Associates/LACMA]
[Installation view. Ellsworth Kelly: Prints and Paintings. January 22-April 22, 2012. Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Photo (c) 2012 Museum Associates/LACMA]
It is still, however, the color fields that I most instantly recognized as his.
[Installation view. Ellsworth Kelly: Prints and Paintings. January 22-April 22, 2012. Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Photo (c) 2012 Museum Associates/LACMA]
Kelly himself resisted being described as "abstract" or "minimal" or any other label that intersected with his career. But I think this statement quoted in the New York Times obituary describes his art very well, and is a fitting conclusion.
"My paintings don't represent objects," he said in 1996. "They are objects themselves and fragmented perceptions of things."
MoMA: Pollock, Picasso, and Making Music Modern
No visit to New York is complete without a stop to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Today we look back at three exhibitions that stood out during my most recent trip.
[Jackson Pollock (American, 1912-1956). One: Number 31, 1950. 1950. Oil and enamel paint on canvas, 8′ 10″ x 17′ 5 5/8″ (269.5 x 530.8 cm). The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Sidney and Harriet Janis Collection Fund (by exchange), 1968. © 2015 Pollock-Krasner Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York]
Jackson Pollock: A Collection Survey, 1934–1954 is a small but powerful exhibition tracing the artists' career and development using pieces from MoMA's extensive collection. There were of course the massive drip paintings such as the iconic One: Number 31, 1950, but also quite of few of his earlier works from the 1930s and 1940s that while abstract made extensive and overt use of mythological and folk elements. Indeed, one can even see figures in some of the earlier pieces.
[Jackson Pollock (American, 1912-1956). Stenographic Figure. c. 1942. Oil on linen, 40 x 56" (101.6 x 142.2 cm). The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bareiss Fund, 1980 © 2015 Pollock-Krasner Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York]
One of the earliest paintings was quite reminiscent of Míro, another favorite of mine.
Seeing the works side by side in the compact two-room exhibit, it is easier to see the connections between the earlier and later works. Although the techniques and ideas are radically different, some of the shapes and other elements can be similar at times. Densely packed canvases with layered curving forms of color abound throughout his work.
One of the treats of this exhibition (which I don't recall from the huge 1999 retrospective) were some of Pollock's lesser-known drawings, sketches, and prints. Many of them date from the 1930s and 1940s, so have more in common with his paintings of those decades. But seeing Pollock writ small is in itself interesting given his association with paintings of monumental scale.
[Jackson Pollock (American, 1912-1956). Untitled (Animals and Figures). 1942. Gouache and ink on paper, 22 ½ x 29 7/8" (57.1 x 76 cm). The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Straus Fund, 1958 © 2015 Pollock-Krasner Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York]
[Jackson Pollock. Untitled.1950. Ink on paper. The Joan and Lester Avnet Collection]
The exhibition was just opening at the time (indeed, we saw it as part of a members' preview), and will remain on display through March 13, 2016.
Picasso Sculpture is a large and comprehensive survey of the artists' sculptural works. While primarily known for his painting, Picasso was quite a prolific sculptor, and his sculptures can be seen as three-dimensional projections of his unique and instantly recognizable style of painting.
[Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881–1973)
Bull. Cannes, c. 1958.
Plywood, tree branch, nails, and screws. 46 1/8 x 56 3/4 x 4 1/8″ (117.2 x 144.1 x 10.5 cm).
The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Gift of Jacqueline Picasso in honor of the Museum's continuous
commitment to Pablo Picasso's art.
© 2015 Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.]
In pieces like Bull, shown above, one can see the direct analogs to his cubist paintings. His figurative sculptures also often feature bulbous and exaggerated interpretations of the human body. Some of them border on caricature, with others are graceful and almost abstract.
[Installation view of Picasso Sculpture. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, September 14, 2015–February 7, 2016. © 2015 The Museum of Modern Art. Photo: Pablo Enriquez]
The curving forms in both his human and animal were quite a contrast to the linear forms of the New York City skyline.
[Pablo Picasso, Spanish, 1881–1973
Maquette for Richard J. Daley Center Sculpture
Simulated and oxidized welded steel
41 1/4 x 27 1/2 x 19″ (104.8 x 69.9 x 48.3 cm)
The Art Institute of Chicago. Gift of Pablo Picasso]
There were several pieces that I recognized from my visit to the Musée Picasso in Paris, including this absolutely darling sculpture of a cat.
The exhibition, which covers all of the fifth floor of the museum, will be on display through February 7, 2016.
The exhibition on display in the design gallery was particularly appropriate for our interests at CatSynth. Making Music Modern: Design for Ear and Eye brought together a large collection of aesthetically beautiful objects used for both the creation and enjoyment of music.
Perhaps the simplest way to stage such an exhibit would be a linear progression of designs from earlier record players to iPods, but instead this exhibit branches off in multiple directions at once. We do see several of Dieter Rams' iconic music players and a particularly beautiful and modernist radio by Michael Rabinowitz released in 1942 – and of course an iPod.
[Dieter Rams, Hans Gugelot. Radio-Phonograph (model SK 4/10). 1956. Painted metal, wood, and plastic, 9 1/2 x 23 x 11 1/2″ (24.1 x 58.4 x 29.2 cm). Mfr.: Braun AG, Frankfurt, Germany. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Gift of the manufacturer]
But we also see more esoteric musical instruments that blend art, design and technology, such as Joe Jones' Mechanical Flux Orchestra, as well as the more mundane Fender Stratocaster.
[Joe Jones. Mechanical Flux Orchestra. c 1964. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The Gilbert and Lila Silverman Fluxus Collection Gift 2266.2008]
Through the exhibit are music posters, showing distinctive designs of different eras. Brightly colored posters of the 1960s are featured along with gritty black-and-white posters for New York City punk shows in the 1970s. There are also objects that are more purely art than functional design. Among those that straddle that divide are the Chamber Works: Architectural Meditations on Themes from Heraclitus from architect Daniel Libeskind.
[Daniel Libeskind. Sheet from the folio Chamber Works: Architectural Meditations on Themes from Heraclitus. 1983. Ink on paper, 22 3/8 x 30 1/4″ (56.8 x 76.8 cm). The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Andrew Cogan and Rob Beyer Purchase Funds © 2014 Daniel Libeskind]
I would love to "play" one of these pieces some day.
One of the more perplexing objects in the exhibit was the Scopitone, a 1950s behemoth that could select, play and rewind up to 36 short films produced for songs by European and American artists. It was in essence a jukebox for the forerunners of modern music videos.
[Scopitone 1963 16mm jukebox The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Film Study Center Special Collections F2007.4]
The Scopitone, never really caught on, but perhaps it was ahead of its time, with a medium more suited to small form factors and Internet distribution, i.e., YouTube.
There was so much in this exhibit that I would love to post all of it, but I think it's best to see it in person. It will remain on display through January 18, 2016. And for those who can't see it, I recommend a visit to the exhibition's


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