The Met, that is. Growing up in NYC I always thought of the Met as that 'stuffy place, uptown.' They've shaken the dust off, that's for sure. The Raushenberg retrospective was enlightening, inspiring and just plain fun. It didn't hurt that he studied with Joseph Albers and hung around with John Cage.
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