99,999
Wow.
So we're clear, I'm in New York and I have other fish to fry than constantly checking the stats of my blog. Earlier today I went to see an academically interesting but emotionally underwhelming show at MoMA called The Birth of Abstraction, or something like that. I was unmoved and called a friend to tell him so.
After I hung up I noticed another show, right next to the Abstraction show. Art produced in Tokyo from 1955 to 1970 -- the time period immediately following the Allied occupation of Japan which had, in turn, immediately followed the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
It was amazing.
So we're clear, I'm in New York and I have other fish to fry than constantly checking the stats of my blog. Earlier today I went to see an academically interesting but emotionally underwhelming show at MoMA called The Birth of Abstraction, or something like that. I was unmoved and called a friend to tell him so.
After I hung up I noticed another show, right next to the Abstraction show. Art produced in Tokyo from 1955 to 1970 -- the time period immediately following the Allied occupation of Japan which had, in turn, immediately followed the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
It was amazing.
posted by Geoffrey at 1:11 PM
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