From our two major contemporary art exhibitors, PART 1:
The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago presents, THE STREET, THE STORE, AND THE SILVER SCREEN: POP ART FROM THE MCA COLLECTION
Dec 19, 2015–Mar 27, 2016

MCA, 220 East Chicago Ave

George Segal, Box: Man in a Bar, 1969, tempera on metal, wood, and cloth

Christo, Museum of Contemporary Art Packed (Chicago)-Project for January-March 1969, graphite, fabric, oil, plastic, staples, and string on mat board

Christo, Orange Store Front, 1964-65, Masonite, plexiglas, galvanized metal, pegboard, fabric, and electric lights

Ed Paschke, Heavy Shoes, 1970, oil on canvas

Ed Paschke, Elcina, 1973, oil on canvas

Wallace Berman, Untitled, 1968, verifax collage

Claes Oldenburg, Candy Counter with Candy, 1961, plaster painted with enamel in a painted steel and wood case

Jim Dine, The Tomato, 1973, lithograph and etching on paper

Marcel Broodthaers, Tour Marilyn, 1965, glass, wood, and photographs

Andy Warhol, Troy Diptych, 1962, silk-screen ink on synthetic polymer, paint and graphite on linen

Andy Warhol, Campbell’s Soup Cans II, 1969, screen prints on paper

Andy Warhol, Souper Dress, 1966-67, silk-screen ink on paper

Andy Warhol, Jackie Frieze, 1964, silk-screen on linen

Arman, Alarm Clocks, 1960, alarm clocks in painted wood box

And last favorite, Alex Hay, Light Bulb, 1964, spray acrylic and stencil on linen, in eight parts linked by two painted linen bands
Betty’s Response: And how old are you?
Next! PART 2…
Alright all, we’re off on our next adventure but first extending to all to get out there, look for art and artistic expression EVERYWHERE, and last SHOW ME WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW!!!
Also a big thanks for the modified titled of the blog inspired by M’s song, Talk About Pop Musik 1979