One item in particular that I found exceptionally interesting and innovative was the slice chair due to its fun and uncharacteristic nature. I personally found the way the artist was able to create such a piece out of aluminum to be remarkably interesting. In contrast, I did not care for the Bone Lounge Chair as much as some of the other pieces because, to me, it came across as ordinary and traditional.
Furthermore, I truly enjoyed viewing the Brigitte Goblets due to the feminine and delicate nature of the glass. In contrast, the orgone stretch lounge was not one of my favorite pieces simply because I am more fond of the older and more traditional European style as opposed to that which is contemporary and modern.
Lastly, I honestly enjoyed the postmodernism section of the exhibit because I loved the bright colors and inflated objects. I liked the jack lights because they reminded me of atoms, the current topic in a few of my current classes. I also liked the display called you can’t lay down your memory chest of drawers. I thought the way the artist used the common object to create something so original was very admirable and exciting.
I was really able to relate to how you described the slice chair. I was finding it very hard to describe. I liked the piece but couldn't put it into words why I liked it, but you did a really great job of that. I also enjoying the postmodernism section for similar reason. Functional art is my favorite type of art, so I really enjoyed all of the lamps that were on display.
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