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23.12.10
Christmas Gift to Me
I think I've mentioned this before, I sincerely feel that I have the best friends a person could ever want or need. And there are numerous reasons for my feeling this way but that is another post. To name the most recent act of selfless kindness, my ever so talented, public artist and photographer, friend Jordan just spent 8 hours tediously shooting my portfolio.
We cleared out my living room and shot everything there. I'll follow up with the results shortly.
Thank you, Jordan.
Labels: art, artist, photos, thoughtful
27.11.10
18.10.10
Radical Spirits
Personal photos from the rapturing exhibit by James Case-Leal in a church in Greenpoint.Spires jutted from the pews at all angles.
There was animated videos projected onto the ceiling of people floating into the sky from an urban landscape.
The artist was hidden away upstairs making scrolls with current periodicals. This process was recorded and broadcast on a public station playing on the tv at the back of the church.
Labels: architecture, art, artist
15.10.10
29.9.10
Radical Spirits
James Case-Leal's exhibition at the Lutheran Church of the Messiah in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. I'm going tomorrow after work!
Labels: architecture, art, artist, New York
2.9.10
Anthony Lister
I like this montage, specifically the glimpses you get of his gonzo style in 3-D format.

Lister's site via Fecal Face
Labels: architecture, art, artist
13.8.10
31.7.10
15.6.10
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7.6.10
Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters




Based on the life and work of the Japanese writer Yukio Mishima (pen name)
Directed by Paul Schrader and written by Paul and his brother Leonard Schrader. The film features original music by Philip Glass and performances by the Kronos Quartet. (1985) You can watch it instantly on Netflix. More stills here
2.6.10
World Science Festival
I am going to Eye Candy: Science, Sight & Art at the World Science Festival tomorrow which will examine biological principles that drive art appeal.
I also might try to go to Icarus at the Edge of Time which is a 40 min film accompanied by a 62 piece orchestral work (one original piece by Philip Glass). Narrated by Liev Schreiber
Labels: adventure, art, interesting
1.6.10
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Armory
: the International Exhibition of Modern Art
Reporting a week late but from my estimate there was not a lot to report on. Regardless, I enjoy going to see what people have made. Sister Corita Kent (November 20, 1918 – September 18, 1986), the progressive silkscreen poster making nun from L.A. had work there and that was nice to see. Below are just some pieces of hers that I grabbed of the web.

And then there were these:
5.3.10
Simon Birch
Born 1969, UK, works in Hong Kong
Work currently on display at Ogilvy courtesy of Carmichael GalleryI got a call while I was at the office around 6 this Friday and some friends said they were in my building to see some artwork. I am so conditioned to tuned out all office goings-ons (and also just take for granted all the amazing artwork that we are exposed to) that I didn't even realize that there was some new stuff up on the other floors. Thanks to Public Ad Campaign, Liz & Dri.




















