Man Ray at the Metropolitan Museum

Self portrait in his studio


The exhibition







































I should have cleaned these up and made better sense of the exhibition.  I also have problems getting comfortably in front of the art work because of the crowds at the Met.  That’s why the photos are a little skewered.

Something to work on along with getting back to blogging or more precisely diary writing.  It’s been awhile and it’s a good hobby.  It reduces stress, lowers cortisol levels, boosts self esteem, improves cognitive function and gives a sense of purpose.  It also triggers my curiosity so I explore sources to learn more about what I’m blogging.  My knowledge of the art world from going to museums and my research have increased my knowledge considerably.

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