Sunday, November 17, 2013

MCA Visit

Gioncarlo Faczek
Meg Reilly
11/15/2013

Chat-mobile

          Walking around the museum there were a lot of interesting art pieces. There was an art piece that had actual human teeth, that was pretty cool. But there was one room that stuck out to me on the second floor. The artist is called the Alexander Calder, the creator of the colorful and abstract images and shapes. But there was on image he created called cat mobile that drew me in. He creates painted sheet metal images and uses steel wire to connect everything together, so each piece can move in response to it's environment. 
          The reason why I really liked this artist and his artwork was every time you look at the artwork, the image changes. One person might see one thing, but another person might view it as a different image. The more time you spend observing Alexander Calder artwork, the images changed. At first I didn't recognize this pieces was a cat, at first it looked like a devil or something. After standing there for a couple of minutes it made sense to me. Art is not just one consistent image; art is whatever you make out of it. 

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