as if I didn't already have enough reasons to visit nyc
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/16/arts/design/16pixa.htm
"The Museum of Modern Art has mounted the largest, most object-oriented exhibition in its history devoted to film: a show about the runaway phenomenon of digital animation. Well, some digital animation. O.K., the digital animation of one hugely successful, pioneering company, the Pixar Animation Studios. Since its founding in 1986 by John Lasseter, who remains its creative chief, Pixar has brought forth such visually memorable if fluffy concoctions as "Toy Story" and its sequel, "Finding Nemo," "A Bug's Life," "The Incredibles" and "Monsters, Inc.," perhaps its masterpiece. ..."
"The Museum of Modern Art has mounted the largest, most object-oriented exhibition in its history devoted to film: a show about the runaway phenomenon of digital animation. Well, some digital animation. O.K., the digital animation of one hugely successful, pioneering company, the Pixar Animation Studios. Since its founding in 1986 by John Lasseter, who remains its creative chief, Pixar has brought forth such visually memorable if fluffy concoctions as "Toy Story" and its sequel, "Finding Nemo," "A Bug's Life," "The Incredibles" and "Monsters, Inc.," perhaps its masterpiece. ..."
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