i hope not. by dd
art
gerhard richter: strips
check out gerhard richter’s strip paintings in marian goodman gallery through october 13. by ak
Cai Guo-Qiang: Explosion Work
artist cai guo-qiang, who works primarily in gunpowder, explains his work: “explosion work” on Long Island, New York, by cp
absolutly one of a kind
absolut unique is a limited edition bottle from absolut vodka, engineered to create nearly four million uniquely designed bottles that allows no two bottles to be alike. i’m afraid i’ll have to collect all kinds to make sure they’re not cheating by ak
tropicana
artists julius von bismarck and julian charriere dyed some local pigeons in copenhagen, with an animal friendly dye, to make them more colorful and look more like tropical birds. by wn
time to renegade
even better hermes – special edition sugimoto
the recent collaboration between hermes and japanese artist hiroshi sugimoto has resulted in objects of light, objects of desire, and objects of nothing and anything. color and light have always been a muse for me, so i truly enjoy mr. sugimoto’s articulation of his work. please watch the vid here.
ps. dd should have gotten one of these for his personal anniversary, i would have loved to…it’s the thought, right? by kl
Eloise and Abelard
this is a story of a monk and a nun whose love letters became world famous. around 1100, peter abelard went to paris to study at the school of notre dame. he gained a reputation as an outstanding philosopher. fulbert, the canon of notre dame, hired abelard to tutor his niece, heloise. abelard and the scholarly heloise fell deeply in love, conceived a child, and were secretly married. but fulbert was furious, so abelard sent heloise to safety in a convent. thinking that he intended to abandon heloise, fulbert had his servants castrate abelard while he slept. abelard became a monk and devoted his life to learning. the heartbroken heloise became a nun. despite their separations and tribulations, abelard and heloise remained in love. their poignant love letters were later published. by cm
ICY AND SOT
this incredible street art can be found today through august 25th at openhouse 379 broome in nolita. these installations, composed by iranian artists icy and sot, concentrate on the parallels between the worlds of love and hate, war and peace, and hope and despair. i tend to divulge in the mystery between life and death, but i suppose that is transfixed in the midst of all these other concepts. the designs from tehran have previously been in turin, paris and several places in brazil. if you are in the new york area this weekend, there’s no excuse but to check these out. if you head over tonight, you can hear the iranian punk band the yellow dogs. by sv
how will you renegade?
did anybody else get one? by ak
rehearsals of extinct anatomies
Brothers Quay -1987- Rehearsals for Extinct… by petitlolotechre
the brothers quay and their surrealist tendencies. my dreams looked like this over the weekend, monochromatic and disturbing. by sv
tim etchells: wait here
i’m referring to an english teacher here. by dd