This is a giant drawing pad that John Kloss made for a window display showing student work from his drawing class. Nicely done!

This is the poster from the show at Sacramento City College that I saw a couple of weeks ago. It's gritty, yet metaphysical.

The silver pillow room is a permanent exhibition at the Warhol Museum. 

Jennifer and a Warhol photo of the young Schwarzenegger. 

Andy Warhol Museum. 

Jennifer in the Andy Warhol Museum. 

Some street art on the bridge. 

The Andy Warhol Bridge, formerly the Seventh Street Bridge. 

Some art in front of a theater in Pittsburgh. We were on our way to the Andy Warhol Museum. 

In this painting, Jesus has just said to a peasant, "I think you have something on your cheek," and then poked him in the eye. This had a strong influence on the Three Stooges. 

An atrium in the Carnegie Art Museum. 

The Carnegie Museum has de Kooning's final Woman painting... one of the great masterpieces of the 20th century. I see a lot of Diebenkorn in this... though Diebenkorn's reference was landscape, not figure. Though Diebenkorn wasn't as great a painter, he was a lot more consistent. Once he figured out his winning formula, he pretty much stuck with it. 

At the Carnegie Art Museum, we heard that there was a barns exhibit, and we of course thought it was paintings from the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. 

The Pittsburgh airport has a Calder in it. Classy! 

This is part of a mural that covers a large wall in the Phoenix airport. It looks like they took clip art and turned the images into large aluminum shapes and then bent them up before mounting them on the wall. Crazy, jumpy effect.