The "super moon" as viewed from Central Park, at about 20:30 EDT. The moon is seen rising behind a building in the Upper East Side.
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Events | Super Moon and Coyotes at Sun Farm
A "Super moon" is a full moon on the closest approach the Moon makes to the Earth on its elliptical orbit, or perigee. Last night the super moon made a shy appearance, semi-covered by clouds (at least at Sun Farm coordinates:
And coyotes appeared at sunrise:
And coyotes appeared at sunrise:
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Friday, May 4, 2012
Vernissages NYC | May 4
Wow! Quite an evening. I am sore from the 17.5km but quite satisfied from the visual memories from art, to the "super moon" views. I started my vernissage walkabout at Marian Goodman Gallery, exhibiting inspiring Giuseppe Penone's installation and drawings:
Earth continued to be the theme of the evening, with another remarkable exhibition of Anish Kapoor; the concavity of the space seems a reverted convexity of Serra's steel environments
On 21 Street the other major opening of the night: Richard Avedon's larger than life portraits. It is the third night in a row that Gagosian opens compelling exhibitions from the widest range of contemporary masters: Picasso on Wednesday, Lucio Fontana on Thursday//
Giuseppe Penone at Marian Goodman
Earth continued to be the theme of the evening, with another remarkable exhibition of Anish Kapoor; the concavity of the space seems a reverted convexity of Serra's steel environments
Anish Kapoor at Barbara Gladstone
On 21 Street the other major opening of the night: Richard Avedon's larger than life portraits. It is the third night in a row that Gagosian opens compelling exhibitions from the widest range of contemporary masters: Picasso on Wednesday, Lucio Fontana on Thursday//
Richard Avedon's "Murals and Portraits" @ Gagosian Gallery:
would have ever the Chicago Seven imagined to be shown there?
would have ever the Chicago Seven imagined to be shown there?
On my way back I am chasing the "super moon" framed by the Manhattan street grid, I am taking photos every four or five blocks, following the moon path while heading north-east,
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