I walk to Chelsea. My main destination is Frank Stella's exhibition at Marianne Boesky Gallery. His sculptural work explores star polyhedra. Uncannily the word "Stella" in Italian means star.
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| Polyhedra and other geometry inspired sculptural forms at "Frank Stella" |
Another geometric encounter is the exhibition "Modulated Space" at Luhring Augustine of the Brazilian artist Lygia Clark (1920-1988). Lygia Clark was a founding member of the Neo-Concrete movement, whose work revolved about geometric abstraction, non-representational and mathematical art. Uncannily Lygia Clark's ouvre shares commonality with another Brazilian artist with the same first name, Lygia Pape, whose work is currently shown at a remarkable retrospective at the Met Breuer.
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| Two-dimensional and three-dimensional geometries at Lygia Clark "Modulated Space" |
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| My visual memories of the day end with the full moon framed by buildings of 14th Street |
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| Total walk length: 4 miles |
