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Tag Archives: Art
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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The Ballad of Sexual Dependency
I friend of mine gave me Nan Goldin’s photo book, “The Ballad of Sexual Dependency” during our Sophmore year at Bard and it has stayed one of my favorite books for all the obvious reasons. In retrospect I think I … Continue reading
David Mushegain at Colette
Speaking of Colette in Paris, David Mushegain just had an opening of his photography at the boutique on July 4th. The shot above kind of reminds me of the one below I took in Vegas last summer while having a … Continue reading
Helmut Newton, Polaroids
Taschen is releasing a new book of Helmut Newton’s polaroids this month appropriately titled… Helmut Newton Polaroids. The Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin also opened a show last month of the iconic images which will be the first time a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion
Tagged Art, Helmut Newton, New Books, Photography, Polaroids, Taschen
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RIP, Cy Twombly
American artist Cy Twombly died today at 83 years old. He created beautiful large scale drawings and paintings with amazing energy and layers, introducing them to the world with his first solo show in 1951 in NYC. I love his … Continue reading
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Tagged American Artists, Art, Cy Death, Cy Twombly, Dead, Death, Dies, Drawings, Paintings
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James Franco, Howl
Hulu is showing James Franco‘s film “Howl”! Franco plays the young Ginsberg in the film, which I saw at Sundance last year and loved! It has so many great layers, black and white, animation, a lot of experimental stuff to … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged Allen Ginsberg, Animation, Art, Experimental Film, Film, Films To Watch, Howl, Hulu, James Franco, Jeffrey Friedman, Rob Epstein
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André Saraiva’s Short Film Debut
André Saraiva debuted his short film “The Shoe” in Paris earlier this week and in NYC last night. It’s shot in Paris and stars Leo Fitzpatrick (who we fell in love with in “Kids” years ago) along with André’s girlfriend … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Film
Tagged Andre Saraiva, Andre's Girlfriend, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Art, Fashion, Film, Leo Fitzpatrick, New York, Paris, Poppy de Villeneuve, Short Film, The Shoe
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Bulgari’s Le Gemme
Bulgari is launching 50’s and 60’s inspired sunglasses and prescription frames in October. There are three collections and the magical ones above are from Le Gemme Rare which has 10 one-of-kind designs made with diamonds and sapphires. The tiny works … Continue reading
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Tagged Accessories, Art, Bulgari, Diamonds, Fashion, Glasses, Launch, Le Gemme Rare, prescription frames, Primavera, Rare Stones, Sapphires, sunglasses, Zephyr
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