Chelsea Galleries

While I was at Chelsea’s galleries, I saw very interesting art. many of which I liked and many of which I didn't like in my 1st post for this class this writing assignment plays on one’s opinion, in which case there is no right or wrong answer. In the first gallery, I when to I saw I art piece named “The Island Bird”. Created in 2012, by Ernesto Neto. This piece is very intriguing its vibrant colors makes it an instant eye catcher. If I could I could see myself buying this piece i see this as an instant ice breaker, can you  imagine in the middle of a room or a hall a person were to walking on this piece one word stunning. Another piece that I really caught my attention was again by Ernesto Neto and named "Slow iss good sound Way." created too in 2012 this piece made me think of childhood this piece remind me of the past where i would play on playgrounds with my friends and family. This piece really hit home.

 As I said before there were many piece in which I really liked and other a didn't an example of the pieces that I didn't like come in the form of Anish Kapoor's "Ga Gu Ma." created from 2011-12, this piece. In my opinion lacks a wow factor something that would make me remember it for a good reason, not because of any dislike, the reason for me not liking this is because is looks so plain, when first saw this it didn't inspire any feeling what so ever. I guess I didn't care for it. Another piece which didn't suit me either was Richard Avedon's ""Mural & Portraits.", created in 1970 this piece is just what looks to be a family portrait nothing special. I mean how many of these types of portraits can a person before not liking them. I guess this is what happened with this art piece for me at least. In a business standpoint, I don’t see this piece worth getting. it’s not original which is was I thought it was lacking. 

In conclusion going to the Chelsea Galleries was a great experience and I would recommended it to anyone there is many interesting art works here to be found. You’ll never know what you'll find if you pay a visit to these galleries