Yesterday I went to the Guggenheim all by myself. I knew I could not leave Venice without seeing one of the best art collections in the world. It was really impressive. Also impressive: that I was able to navigate myself with no help! I didnt even get lost! 

I saw Robert Rauchenberg's Gluts exhibit. I really loved the use of found metal objects and street signs. I didnt realize until I was there that I have not seen a street sign in almost a month! The permeant collection was also interesting. Picassos, Duchamps, Kandinskys, Pollacks, Dalis - some of my favorites! It was 12 euros well spent.

Experience: Today I spent a few hours at the Biennale. I was a bit underwhelmed. I was expecting some AMAZING work, but for some reason nothing really struck me. I couldnt and cant even find the name of the artist that did this really interesting take on a dysfunctional couple's apartment. After the Biennale being hyped up SO much, maybe my expectations were too high.

Thought: I hate to admit this, but I'm sort of counting down the days until I come home. Living in Venice has be an awesome experience, but I'm ready for eating sushi(no more Italian food for a while, thanks), driving my car, sleeping in my bed, and being with my friends and family.