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| Kelly Ellsworth (1923 - 2015) |
Colour is my thing, and the SFMOMA didn't disappoint. Five floors of colour. I feasted for as long as the urchins allowed, they found the sculptures more interesting.
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| Gaza, Kelly Ellsworth (1956) |
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| Figures with Sunset, Roy Lictenstein, (1978) |
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| James, Chuck Close, (2002) |
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| James (detail) Chuck Close, (2002) |
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| Wall Drawing 273, Sol LeWitt (1975) Graphite and crayon on seven walls |
Plenty of variety of artists and styles.
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| Janus, Gerhard Richter, (1983) |
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| (detail) Janus, Gerhard Richter, (1983) | | |
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| (detail) Nine Geometric Figures (White lines on Black), Sol LeWitt (1982) |
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| Nine Geometric Figures (White lines on Black), Sol LeWitt (1982) |
The urchins had a few favourites, and had a chance to contemplate various works.
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| No 14, Mark Rothko, (1960) |
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| Mirror #2, Roy Lichtenstein (1970) |
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| (detail) Mirror #2, Roy Lichtenstein (1970) |
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| Fire, Teresita Fernandez, (2005) |
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| Cite, Kelly Ellsworth (1951) |
The large sculpture "Sequence" by Richard Serra caught the attention of the urchins.
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| Oculus Bridge |
The urchins had worked up an appetite, and also wanted to try Chipotle, as they had heard of it in the books they read, and TV shows.
The corn chips were nice, the gaucamole was salty, and the chipotle sauce..., let's just say the Mexican Cantina in Rotorua had more flavour and hotter chipotle.
Finally, finished the day at the Market St mall, which was a little bit bigger than the one in Rotorua
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