MIA for two hours

18Aug11

I used to spend entire days at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts when I was a freelancer. Not only did the museum offer free Wi-Fi, it was also usually quiet as a tomb. Plus, there was something so inspiring about gazing at those priceless paintings as I looked for just the right word. So this […]

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Tags: André Kertész, Chuck Close, MIA, Minneapolis Institute of Arts