if you happen to be meandering around brooklyn this upcoming spring-filled weekend, be sure to stop by the domino sugar factory for kara walker’s new installation. it reminds me of this scene from the neverending story, which is reason enough to check it out. by lil
art
painfully true facts about everyday life
brilliant series of graph from creative duo wumo, created by danish writer mikael wulff and cartoon artist anders morgenthaler. you can see the whole serie here. by lil
vito acconci: the problem with art
vito acconci talks about the problems in art if not in architecture… by dd
SALONE DEL MOBILE
love this lamp that was launched on salone del mobile by Daniel Rybakken and Andreas Engesvik for E15 by kt
Gerhard Richter on priests or philosophers
“there are no priests or philosophers left, artists are the most important people in the world.” – quote by gerhard richter by dd
sol lewitt
the famously shy artist sol lewitt is depicted in this new documentary film by chris teerink. a dominant voice in conceptual art, lewitt’s legacy of stunning colors and illusory patterns is beauty that has, and will continue to span and inspire artists and admirers alike. the film will be playing at the illustrious film forum in new york city, may 7-13. by sv
light em up
smoke signals from man ray. by sv
Valerian Goalec
two great paintings by valerian goalec. check out the rest of his work. by pp.
shirley–visions of reality
thirteen edward hopper paintings are brought to life through various eras in american history in gustav deutsch’s extraordinary film. follow shirley’s journey through myriad social and political crises as she remains a strong and determined woman. this was internationally released last year, i am crossing my fingers and toes for a united states release in the nearest future. read more about the film here. by sv
ed ruscha in nyc
originally conceptualized for los angeles in 1977, this titular quip from the one and only ed ruscha is coming soon to new york. it will be on w. 22nd street & 10th avenue, right near the highline. this is ruscha’s first public nyc project; a silent soundtrack with playfully distracting vernacular. i don’t drive, but i’ll certainly be strolling by to take a look with my fellow pedestrians. by sv
the upside down – bill wegman
poor resolution but great image… by pp.
helmut died and left us this cake
photo by helmut newton from the cyberwoman series, this is number 3, produced in limited prints at phillips auction… by xy
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