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Paper on Museum visit

ShuHan Yi

3/3/2018

Hum 4

LACMA

I went to Los Angeles Country Museum of Art. LACMA is Masterpieces of

European art works, contemporary avant-garde art, treasures of the all-encompassing

arts of the United States of America and Latin America, Islamic most admired works of

art, collections of North Korean art masterpieces, and delectable pieces of Japanese art

Pavilion floor pavilion. Los Angeles County Museum of Art in possession of more than

100,000 piece of art masterpiece, is Chicago's western region's largest encyclopedic

museum, including almost every age and culture, a large number of precious works of

art, is the West's largest encyclopedia of art museum . The gallery also features special

exhibitions, film shows, music shows and educational events. It became a very popular

museum for people to visit.

Located in Los Angeles, the famous Miracle Mile was founded in 1961. The

largest art museum in the western part of the United States covers art collections from

all the major civilizations of all continents from ancient to present times. The only one to

be found is Islamic art. When I first walk in there, I didn’t noticed it was that big. The

external wasn’t that modern, but inside, I think the internal was quite modern, but the art

pieces fits the internal. When I entered the lobby, I actually didn’t know which way

should I go. There’s several ways to go, the art pieces which made by the same artist

were in the same room, so when you visit you can see all the collections the museum

have by the same artist. I walked the left side, there’s art works that were created long

time ago, which I mean not modern, and then I keeping going, I saw more art works and

sculptures. Everyone were very quiet and enjoyed. I think most people spends at least 5

minutes on one art work that they interested. After that, I saw one full room of art works

by Picasso. It’s hard to understand his painting just by looking at it. There’s introductions

about each pieces next to the art work. That makes the painting and sculptures more

understandable. After that, I went to upstairs, this is full of art works which related to

religions and old European art works. Which are quite smaller what I saw in Italy before.

After that, I went to another building which full of modern art work. Which was more

understandable. There were big pieces which with introductions next to it. After all, we

went to see the very famous art work, which is urban lights by Chris Burden( United

States, Boston). Created in 2008. A lot of people were taking photos under the lights.

As an encyclopedic museum, its contents are not very rich and sophisticated,

looks like a missing a lot of detail but the general outline of the painting. The whole

museum consists of several separate buildings, deepening this piecemeal.

Collection: The focus is still on the art parts of Europe and North America. Lack

of many important painter's works, such as a van Gogh did not, and many of its

important painter's work and the lack of representation. Generally speaking, there are

too few "treasures in town". Notable is the Dutch classical works, the German

Department of modern rich works of art and craft movement in the United States of

America's furniture decoration collections delightful, the Mexican modernist painter

Diego Rivera works several pieces, the Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte works

Only for the region (and both are masterpieces). The Japanese pavilion, which is built

separately, is famous (possession of Fujita Siji works), very interior design but consume

a lot of space, so its more abundant collections often need to rotate display. Few of the

Chinese and South Korean collections have been crowded into the Hammer Building.

There is a landscape with Boats (1996), created by Roy Lichtenstein in his late years

under the influence of Degas and Chinese landscape paintings. The Broad

Contemporary Art Museum is donated by the Broad couple, often holding some

contemporary art exhibitions.

My favorite art piece is Under the Wave off Kanazawa ( The Great Wave). This is

a work by Japanese artist Ukiyoshi Kitaharu (living in the early 19th century Western

calendar). Shock waves lifted the fishing boat, the heroic boatmen who are living with

the thrilling and intense struggle for nature, from afar is Mount Fuji, showing a turbulent,

intense atmosphere.Japan's Ukiyo-e is to enter Europe through the tea trade, from the

mid-19th century, Europe imported tea from Japan. At that time, Japanese tea wrapping

paper usually printed ukiyo-e prints, Japan's ukiyo-e began to enter the westerner's

perspective, its unique and groundbreaking painting style also began to influence

impressionist painters at the time."Kanagawa Surfing" has great influence on western oil

painting art. After impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh inspired the painting, he

created The Starry Night; Debussy, the French classical impressionist composer,

inspired the painting to create symphonic symphony The poem "The Sea" (La Mer).

My second favorite are piece is the urban light. Which is a large scale sculpture

by Chris Burden.

I think LACMA is a museum that a combine with modern and ancient art works,

which I think this is the best about this place, you could learn and see art works from

different period. How people from different period thinks of art and how they presents

and show of it.