[NYC GOP Chick]

There probably aren't many pictures of this exhibition, because they strictly prohibit photography in the gallery. There are also lots of security guards roaming around, to enforce the no photography and the no touching rules.

And nobody has to walk through the nude people to get from one area to another. They do position the nekkid people very close so that people have to squeeze through, and that is why we chose to walk around to another entrance (from one area to another).

I've seen many strange things at this place (it is the Museum of Modern Art, after all), but this was the dumbest. This one is much more interesting, IMO.

[mlocher]

Tim Burton, hmmmmm. Better web entrance.

[Canedawg]

I saw the Tim Burton exhibit, it was okay, but I am trying to remember what the OTHER exhibit was that was going on at the time, because THAT was the reason we went to MOMA- it wasnt that long ago, but I can’t think of the other exhibit...

[Canedawg]

I've seen many strange things at this place (it is the Museum of Modern Art, after all)

Well, my cuz was back in town so we went to the MOMA today and I got to see this exhibit, as well as the interesting exhibit of photo-journalist Cartier-Bruunsen?

This Abramov woman's exhibit was dark- it moves you out of your comfort zone, but I'm not sure where she is expects you to go after that- the two nude models standing opposite each other were actually among the mildest aspects of this very bizarre exhibit.