'Calder to Warhol: The Fisher Collection' Opens at MoMA SF
Miranda Adler — June 27, 2010 — Art & Design
References: sfmoma.org & slamxhype
As if you needed another excuse to escape to San Francisco, the SF MoMA has opened a new exhibit: 'Calder to Warhol: The Fisher Collection.' Gap founders Doris and Donald Fisher's generous collection of contemporary art is one of the world's largest.
Implications - This collection is the perfect excuse to take a trip out to the Bay area to see the work of some of the seminal visual artists of the 20th century. This collection will have you forgetting all about the history of religious paintings that has defined the Western cannon.
The Fisher Collection of 20th-century art will be on display from June 25th to September 19th, so don't miss it. Lichtenstein and Twombly and Close, oh my!
Implications - This collection is the perfect excuse to take a trip out to the Bay area to see the work of some of the seminal visual artists of the 20th century. This collection will have you forgetting all about the history of religious paintings that has defined the Western cannon.
The Fisher Collection of 20th-century art will be on display from June 25th to September 19th, so don't miss it. Lichtenstein and Twombly and Close, oh my!
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