Tag Archives: MoMA

The Disruption of Beauty

Posted on February 9, 2017 by jillbpearlman

“There is a time to break down, and a time to build up.”  Ecclesiastes, man of the ages, is also man of the hour.  When Francis Picabia painted this picture, he gave it an absurd name – Estanonisi – but … Continue reading →

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AUTUMN HOLY BIRD

Posted on September 30, 2015 by jillbpearlman

In Tony Fitzpatrick’s visual collage-poem, fall is a tumble into exuberance. Like in a circus, like memory, you want to look everywhere, do everything. There are too many things to taste, to hear, to savor.  All sensations vie for your … Continue reading →

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Found Objects

Posted on October 26, 2014 by jillbpearlman

  I have never been so moved by a sink as I was with Robert Gober’s recreations of sinks. I was already in an ecstatic mood on the train. I was watching everything as if seeing my life pass before … Continue reading →

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