So yesterday I went to the MoMA at the free time (every friday, 4-8 pm). The line was getting along the whole block but we could get in without waiting because they simply let everybody come. The museum was really crowded – the prints section wasn't so bad, maybe it's mot that interesting for the most people. Design & architecture was just full. But we could see nice models and pictures. I really liked the utopia part with the work of Rem Koolhaas and co. They got inspiration in the cold war and the Berlin war, designing a world where everything is planed for people. Where for example the open space is called "agressivity park" or something like that.
Pottery by Eva Zeisel.
In the design section, near to the italian kitchen-box.
Exodus of the voluntary prisoners of architecture, Rem Koolhaas and Elia Zenghelis.
A Brooklyn wall.