at least these works from the korean born artist noh suntag, bring to us the eerie beauty of being lost in the masses of culture. coming from a background in political studies which evolved into photography, his main work involves collecting, and communicating through images regarding wars and the division of the korean peninsular in order to expose the way in which various forms of social violence in contemporary korea are linked to the war of half a century ago. by kl
art
all you art stars take note: art reviews top 100 forces in the art world
works by jeff koons, cindy sherman who made it in the top 100…

1. Larry Gagosian
2. Hans Ulrich Obrist
3. Iwan Wirth
4. David Zwirner
5. Glenn D. Lowry
6. Bice Curiger
7. Sir Nicholas Serota
8. Eli Broad
9. RoseLee Goldberg
10. François Pinault
11. Adam D. Weinberg
12. Jeffrey Deitch
to see the other 88 check out art review. by cdc
la carte d’apres nature – thomas demand curates at nmnm
the nouveau musee national de monaco (nmnm) inaugurate its second gallery (art nouveau building, villa paloma) with an exhibition curated by german artist thomas demand. named after rene magritte’s magazine, the show features 18 artists including tacita dean, luigi braies, thomas demand himself and many others.
by wp + pp.
notes on film
if i could be there i would be there. october 17th. by dd
Gil Scott-Heron’s New York is Killing Me : Directed by Chris Cunningham
some sharp comment about chris cunningham and his ability to mold your emotions with visuals, sound and time isn’t necessary for this post. it’s a haunting piece. and if you’ve ever lived in new york i know it will push a button somewhere. by kl
Paris concrete: curated by brent hallard


minimal impact? by dd
Julia Fullerton Batten
forgot this one!! by uh
Woooow!!!! Denis Darzacq!!!
where do i begin, yves klein, robert longo, sam taylor wood, and so on… but there is something about these images that is quite alright. by dd
murakami takes versailles
a less hyped exhibition of the king of pop-art from the east, takashi murakami exhibits at le chateau de versailles. the same contrast between plastic-pop and gilded baroque as the jeff koons retrospective a couple years back, and even the more poetic xavier veilhan, but i don’t think we’ll ever grow tired of it. by kl
pretty kitty
i wish i knew who this painting is by, alas, it is just here to say hello in the morning. by kl
david lynch – comme des garcons
new david lynch’s show at comme des garcons, six gallery in osaka. wallpaper by pp
Housai: the great wave
just loved this for what it is… my robert longo painting is a decent alternative however. by uh
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