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Category Archives: Art
John Currin : New Paintings
John Currin’s “New Paintings” book came out last week from Rizzoli. I love his work, for years I’ve dreamed of owning one of his paintings. On December 2nd Gagosian will do a pop up shop at his London space where … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Damien Hirst, Ed Ruscha, Gagosian, Jeff Koons, John Currin, New Books, New Paintings, Painting, Richard Prince, Rizzoli, Roy Lichtenstein
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Garage Center Moscow
In early 2004 while I was working as Fashion Director for Russian Elle in Moscow I had my assistant call the studio of artists Vinogradov & Dubossarsky to see what they were up to. As it turns out they were … Continue reading
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Tagged Agathe and Seraphine’s House, Art, Dasha Zhukova, Dinos Chapman, Erni Vales, Fashion Director, Gagosian, Garage, Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, Graffiti, LFW, London, London Fashion Week, Moscow, Moscow art Scene, Nick Knight, Pop up, Russia, Russian Art World, Russian Elle, Style, Stylist
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Street Art in LA
As anyone in LA will tell you driving gets boring, hence all those texting accidents. So instead of updating Facebook or Twitter at red lights I’ve gotten in the habit of looking to my right and trying to find rad … Continue reading
KAWS Opening in LA
Brooklyn-based artist KAWS is having a second solo show of paintings and sculptures at Honor Fraser‘s gallery in LA opening Saturday Sept 10th from 6-8pm. I love his work, still regret not having the chutzpah to rip one of those … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art Scene, Calvin Klein, Gallery, Honron Fraser, KAWS, LA, Los Angeles, Opening, Painting, Sculpture
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Painting of a Girl in Green
There is some sort of green theme going on with me today so I am just going with it… I found this amazing painting yesterday at the Rose Bowl and am completely in love with it! I am sure it … Continue reading
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Tagged 1961, Antiques, Art, Gail, Old Art, Painting, Painting of a Girl in Green, Rose Bowl, Vintage Shopping
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Ross Bleckner in East Hampton
DAP is hosting a conversation between artist Ross Bleckner & novelist Frederic Tuten in East Hampton this Thursday from 5-7pm if you happen to be in the hood (which frankly, I wish I was… am still craving a nice East … Continue reading
The Russian Revolution
This month marks the 20-year anniversary of the Russian Coup in Moscow. In honor of all that went right (and, of course, wrong) in Russia, I posted some of my old photos from Moscow over the last 15 years on … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Brodovitch, Andrei Tarkovsky, Anna Achmatova, Arts News, Ayn Rand, Bulgakov, Chekhov, Dostoyevsky, Gary Shteyngart, Gogol, Kino Glaz, Lara Vapnyar, Léon Theremin, Marina Tsvetaeva, Mayakovsky, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Moscow, Moscow 1991, Moscow Photography, Moscow Photos, Moscow Pictures, Nabakov, Photos Of Moscow, Photos Of Russia, Pictures Of Moscow, Pictures Of Russia, Russia, Russia 1991, Russia Photography, Russia Photos, Russia Pictures, Sergei Eisenstein, Tolstoy, Vogue, Zhiga Vertov
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Kimberly Brooks, New Work
Totally obsessed with Kimberly Brooks‘ new work! Love the abstract fluidity and colors. Her new show Thread opens at Taylor De Cordoba in LA on September 10th thru October 22, 2011. The gallery is at 2660 South La Cienega Blvd, … Continue reading
Stephen Shore in Aspen
The Aspen Art Museum is showing recent work from Stephen Shore during this week’s Art Aspen fair in Aspen Colorado. Stephen was (and still is) the head of the Bard photo department while I was a film student there. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Alum, Andreas Gursky, Andy Warhol, Art, Aspen, Aspen Art Museum, Bard, Fashion, Juergen Teller, Photography, Stephen Shore, Terry Richardson, Velvet Underground
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Art Platform LA
Loretta Lux, Girl with Crossed Arms, Ilfochrome Print 2001, above. MMPI, producer of The Armory Show, Art Chicago, Art Toronto, VOLTA, VOLTA NY and NEXT, is starting an art fair in LA this fall. Art Platform-Los Angeles will focus on … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Gross, Art, Art Chicago, Art Fairs, Art Platform Los Angeles, Art Scene, Art Toronto, Galleries, LA Mart, Loretta Lux, MMPI, MOCA, New International Art Fairs, NEXT, producer of The Armory Show, VOLTA, VOLTA NY, Yossi Milo
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