a visual collective outlet of inspiration
can’t say anything about that, it’s been a long time i was not so much on the same page as those guys ideas, love, love, love their work. aa-je by pp.
art
mariinsky theater: svetlana zakharova and andre merkuriev
stunning, i’m speechless. svetlana zakharova and andre merkuriev of the mariinsky theater performing the pas de deux from in the middle, somewhat elevated. choreographed by william forsythe. by dd
junction / cycle
for the green people: moss art
green graffiti, and interesting translation of street art by various artists: edina tokodi , anna garfourth, and morten flyverbom. by m+m
swan
sorry had this lying around and it’s too beautiful not to share. credits anyone? by dd
edouard levé
i don’t know if the late edouard levé was the first (and the only) one to do this kind of images but i think it’s definitely making a point. i remember diesel look book from when this brand was edgy with this kind of pictures. mister levé also did a rugby version which is a pretty nice example of action taken out of context. a bit dated but still pretty fresh. by pp.
brian goss gallery san francisco: Portals
worth a visit if you are in cali… november 3rd – december 23rd. by xy
save me from the art world
musing by mr. ed by dd
at the visionaire art event: adam kimmel and david blaine undressd for dinner
i loved this when i saw it and was going to post but never got around to it. its from ages ago but here it is just for pp. the full film is posted here by pp. by dd
check this mate: marcel duchamp vs. steve mcqueen
the battle of cool. now this is an awesome diptych you must admit that. by dd
ceramic art: from japan with love
love these sculptural ceramic pieces by Japanese artist yoichiro kamei. they are quite amazing. architectural and numerical at once. by dd
patti smith – polaroids
i remember the first time i saw patti smith polaroids in paris at “la fondation cartier” and the book published along with it. that was so great and so poetic, i guess people are nowadays a little more into those not so tech-ish thing but at the time that felt fresh (even if polaroids are not so fresh per say, i know) so i was happy to see another selection of her pictures this week end in the ny times. so from top to bottom, left to right we have: Pope Benedict XV’s slippers / a replica of William Blake’s life mask / Virginia Woolf’s bed / Susan Sontag’s grave in Montparnasse Cemetery / Constantin Brancusi’s grave, also in Montparnasse / Robert Mapplethorpe’s slippers. more here. by pp.
