Here’s a collection of some of my favorite art pieces from the MoMA (DETAILS IN CAPTION BELOW) So many brilliant minds and so many unique perspectives on art and life itself. Anish Kapoor’s Untitled (2010) draws you in with a dark, textured void interrupted by a perfectly polished stainless steel sphere that reflects the entire room. Nam June Paik’s TV Buddha (or related monitor installations) uses a stack of vintage CRT monitors to explore the intersection of technology and zen-like repetition. Mark di Suvero’s For Lady Day towers over the gallery, using massive geometric steel planes in primary colors to create a sense of explosive, industrial movement. Yves Klein’s IKB 79 showcases his signature “International Klein Blue,” a monochrome masterpiece designed to represent pure space and the infinite. Kader Attia’s Indépendance Tchao features a draped, brick-printed fabric that plays with the tension between the permanence of architecture and the fragility of human history. Char...