this blog is a visual notebook of inspirations for a group of bandit bloggers. we post things we see and like. our lives don’t revolve around singular topics and neither does our blog. sorry! nothing is in-or-out of context here. enjoy xx
different abstractions – green cardamom – london: saw this show and another piece of his in the NY exhibit at the danese gallery along side of richard serra’s work, and the piece pictured above was quite unbelievable. the surface is made of thin threads than blur the reality of the physical surface even at a few inches distance. you could swear what you are seeing is a piece of glass suspended and not a physical thread. quite amazing. saachi placed the show as of the best shows in london for April and had this to say about it:
“…all three artists in this exhibition use abstraction interestingly. artist hadi tabatabai makes intensely poised grid-based abstractions. only close examination reveals that their meticulous construction uses threads just off the surface, or grout just below it, to create a stilled zone in which to contemplate the ambiguity of figure and ground, the nature of truth, the meaning of life…” see it if you can. by xy
books by rahsid rana. 2007, UV inkjet on aluminum, edition 1/5, this was exhibited at the art dubai week for $35,000, i loved it, and i so wanted it , and i was quite tempetd but i was about 34k short… by dd
parisian galery thaddeus ropac presents a selection of work by robert longo, the name of the show is “god machine”. even if there is nothing really new there, it’s always nice to see some of bob’s maniacs and graphic pieces! by pp.
going to woodstock for the weekend and these images came to mind. maurice scheltens has his own sensitivities when it comes to creating sculptural still lifes. enjoy. by kl
“conductor turns the new york subway system into an interactive string instrument. using the mta’s actual subway schedule, the piece begins in realtime by spawning trains which departed in the last minute, then continues accelerating through a 24 hour loop. The visuals are based on massimo vignelli’s 1972 diagram.”
love love love matthew brannon‘s work! since i’m being fed up with the over the top and over produced art that seems to be the standard today, works like feels so refreshing! titles feels great too. sick whore next to a candid flower pot somehow works really well isn’t it?by pp
interesting how a formal and quite framed subject is interpreted by different artist and point of views and how something quite similar can make a total different sense for two different approach…
here is the black flag study! work by banks violette, lovett codagnone, marc bijl, richard pettibone, robert longo and hediby pp
beautiful shots from takahashi homma’s book nursery. published by nieves, on occasion of the nieves exhibition at no.12 gallery and utrecht in tokyo, april 2010. by pp.