Also note that file names need to be changed to plain text and numbers without spaces, symbols, etc.

If your image file preview is too big, just click “show:title” in your upload options box before posting to create a simple link that will open in a new page.

This is not ideal in that it does not create an instant thumbnail, but it is better than leaving it as a pdf in which case users have to go through many more steps to actually see the image (see example below).

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//Lynn

For some reason I am having issues helping Anna-Maja post this flyer for a Chekhov play running at Brooklyn College. Until I figure out this pdf issue, please click on the link for more info and open with the preview option for more info.

And thanks for a great class yesterday – good times indeed!

Lynn

Also you guys all should watch NONE OF THE ABOVE, it was a Great show and its especially designed for the 16-20 year old age group. You guys will love it and tix r 25 bucks. You can go watch it or read my review abt it in 2 weeks or so.

When I stepped into the MoMA, I truthfully had no clue whatsoever of what I was going to uncover. I knew that I was going to see Picasso and Monet, but I never expected Serra. However, his magnum opus quickly caught my attention when I first saw it. I did not know what it was until I read the brief description in the wall. After realizing that the entire structure, which was four meters high, was made of iron, I just wonder, “Wow, how could he have possibly made such a big piece of hefty work.” The sculpture was funny-looking – it was a monumental labyrinth made from a series of big walls and curves. While walking through it, I almost got dizzy; and because of his size, I also felt belittled, just like a midget. Since this was my first exhibition, I then went for more modern art. Nonetheless, in the end, I found nothing as spectacular as Serra’s work.