Her retrospectives were impressive and there were much to admire and even love, though her intellectual way of art making sometimes failed to generate resonance in me but far superior to the better-known Jasper Johns, of whom an exhibit was also organized and was shown at SFMOMA at this time.
However, the most interesting exhibit at SFMOMA at the moment was several large banners of calligraphy hanging in the lobby, from top fifth floor to the second. They included writings in several languages including Chinese, Arabic and perhaps English, Tibetan, etc. Individually or in group, they were delicate, solid and ethereal. Balm to the eyes.
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