Yesterday I went to museums as usual, the first one was
Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts then headed to the
San Jose Museum of Art. Before getting into the Gerald Cantor Center, there is a Rodin Sculpture Garden right at the side entrance which phenomenon. The sculptor,
Auguste Rodin, whose works are mind-blowing, especially his signature piece,
The Gate of Hell. Before seeing his works, I thought I would never be able to understand or make connect with sculptures, and now I think I have the ability to apprehend.
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| The City of Amition, 1910 ©Alfred Steglitz |
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| Blind, 1916 © Paul Strand |
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| Camera Work magazine by Alfred Stieglitz |
At the San Jose Museum of Art, there is exhibition called The Modern Photographer, which is amazing.
It's about the Farm Security Administration during the depression in the 30s. It is so cool to see the most famous photographs taken by the well-known photographer. Also, it is my first time to view one of the Walker Evans' photos from his Subway Portrait series. I'm really amazed.
