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Modern art intrigues me. I always wonder how some of the artwork becomes art. I'm sure those art people can go off on a rant telling me this and that, but for the non-art people, it seems too easy. A line on a paper? Painted rope? A fluorescent light in the corner? Is there really any meaning behind it? I mean, it looks cool and it's interesting but... I think it has to do with the popularity and the status of the artist. Once that's established, almost anything he or she does is considered 'great' art. I don't know. But modern art intrigues me.

So I saw Van Gogh's "Starry Night" in the flesh. You know what that painting always reminds me of? Boy Meets World. Do you remember that episode? Oh, Cory & Topanga.

Thanks, YouTube!

Boy Meets World, "Starry Night": Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3

—24 March 2007 ; 2 comments

Sabrina on March 25, 2007 at 1:13AM

At the end, Eric's theory about a painting corresponds to its placard!

I might be telling this incorrectly. My memory is horrid.

Katherine on March 25, 2007 at 1:38AM

Yeah I totally remember that episode! I was always still sort of confused why she stuck with Cory still.

Hi, my name is Amy. Be well, and say hello!