a visual collective outlet of inspiration
nice stuff reminds me of franz kline but with blue tape, makes me wanna post kline’s work. by dd
art
BONES
pelvis by not vital (not is the name of the guy) by pp.
domplatz
this is my favorite period of richter, the blurred photo paintings and portraits, but this is not one of my favorites in the batch and thank god. this one sold on tuesday for 37 million, that’s ten times the price it sold for just 15 years ago at 3.5. don bryant, founder of napa valley’s bryant family vineyard is the new happy owner. i’m sure he really gets ‘art’ just like his wines. pay him a visit. by dd
de kooning vs. rauschenberg
rauschenberg, that little rascal… by lil
PAUL MCCARTHY SCULPTURES
the current exhibition at hauser & wirth on 18th is a must see! you can’t imagine the beauty that these daunting oversized dreamy nightmares hold until you are dwarfed by them. “mccarthy unleashes debauchery and desire with extreme technical daring, charting a territory where our fundamental impulses collide with our most cherished myths and hypocritical societal norms.” seen here in his interpretation of his schneewittchen (snow white) theme. you can read more here, but to see in the flesh, go to 511 west 18th street, until june 1st. by kl
DO IT – UNTITLED BY MARNINA ABRAMOVIC
participate. that’s the theme of the day. if it’s not in your life, with this little beauty you can participate in art too.
catalogue edition – embroidered apron, wooden box, and instructions: please dress yourself in the apron, open the book, and begin to realize the artist’s instruction of your choice. you can buy it from independent curators international for $5k.
by kl
the rain room
walk through the rain without getting wet. exhibition at the moma through july 28 2013 from london art collective rAndom international. by sv
james nares – road paint
at paul kasmin gallery until june 10. by pp.
the dreamers: nazi love
painting by stanley borack, born january 23, 1927 in brooklyn, new york, to jewish immigrants from austria. this is one of his more intriguing pieces amongst the many western cover arts for pulp fiction. “i always loved a good western movie. the old west was a classical era in american history, with its unique clothing, colorful indian costumes, and wagon trains. who doesn’t like to look at a handsome horse in movement?” more on stan the man. by xy
i will not make anymore boring art
supermarche created, tom waits narrated, baldessari perfected. by sv
the other warhol – les levine
by les levine, irish-canadian artist… deemed “the other warhol” even though his works were generally ‘pre’ not ‘post’. he was a major precursor to the conceptual movement, but considered himself a ‘media sculptor’ as he was one of the first to use technology and information as a base for his art works.
by kl
point of snchez
another sofia sanchez & mauro mongiello installment with a vanessa beecroft rip in a wolfgang tillmans show. well, not bad after all. by dd
