Our teacher made us go to the lawrence weiner exhibit at the MOCA in Los Angeles, and wants us to write about it. So let's go. Lawrence Weiner is a conceptual typographic artist whose work was mainly created during the late 1960s. The exhibit, as far as the eye can see was extremely minimalistic: pretty much just a blank white wall with text on it. I did start to understand his approach. With a piece that is as plain as words on a white wall, your mind has to do all of the interpretation. It's almost meditative if you pay attention to how your mind interprets what is on the wall.