at paul kasmin gallery until june 10. by pp.
art
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 kl
point of snchez
Laure Albin Guillot – jeu de paume





david hockney – two vases of cut flowers and a liriope
donald judd furniture
nigel scott – blue



ancient parties

SUTRA
…is an aphorism or a collection of such aphorisms in the form of a manual, or more broadly, a text in hinduism or buddhism, literally meaning a thread or line that holds things together. it is also a current performance at sadler’s wells in london. i very much envy those who have the opportunity to experience. inspired by the serenity of shaolin monks from china, choreographer sidi larbi cherkaoui decided to collaborate with them for an hour-long piece for the stage. by kl
do something interesting

a visual collective outlet of inspiration







