Aesthetic + philosophical contemplation, & somehow the crowds are no bother. The closest I come to outward religious observation
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Jan 29, 2024

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If you just go for 40ish minutes, you get the perfect dose of “inspo-intel” without overdoing it. So many times I’ve felt inspired but then killed it by going for too long because in the end you really can only absorb so much. If you make the visit shorter, you have time to actually go to studio directly after and “work it out” with your enlightened eyeballs. Plus when you treat it like a more frequent activity you start to have a more intimate relationship with the paintings on view. It’s the closest thing to actually owning a masterpiece. 
Nov 5, 2023
great activity for people watching but also, obviously, art watching. tons of cool galleries all over LA u can't go wrong fr. i go solo but i guess u can bring a friend or partner.....feels like a solo activity to me, cuz then ur like, esoteric, and people are like, who is she........
Sep 18, 2024

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