(via Urban Prankster)
Archive | August, 2009
Julie & Julia Film and After Dinner party
I saw Julie and Julia tonight in midtown and met several other film and food blog enthusiasts to see a movie that partly, takes place in New York City right after 9/11, and also 40 or 50 years earlier, in Paris, France.
I liked the movie a lot and met before and after it with a [...]
Fake Damien Hirst Blog
I’m not sure how legal this fake Damien Hirst blog is, but it’s funny. Im surprised Mr Hirst hasn’t shut them down.
This fake Damien Hirst work of 44 peanut M&Ms is called “The fear of becoming fat expressed in the joy of being colorful”
Other works include Thoughts on eternal life by someone living a mundane life in a tiny flat, The price of being a virgin in the world dominated by people who’s virginity could never be proven, and Snow White and the seven dwarfs without the seven dwarfs actually being the seven dwarfs. See more on the Damien Hirst spoof site here.
Found on ArtWorldMag.
Unfinished
What came to mind is ‘das Unvollendigte’, translated into English as ‘the Unfinished’. Below are three paintings that I worked on off and on since the spring.
The first one is a view from a Pierce Stocking Drive dune.
.
12×16, oil on board.
The second one is the classic …
555 KUBIK
I particularily like the use of sound in this architecture augmented by projection. Daniel Rossa worked with Urbanscreen to create the 555 kubik facade video projection at the kunsthalle in hamburg (germany). giant hands appear to manipulate the surface of the museum in a surreal sequence that is the result of rossa asking the question [...]
Catchin’ Up With Imminent Disaster
If you haven’t read it yet, Juxtapoz has an extremely insightful interview with artist
imminent disaster, who for the past few years has consistantly been putting up fantastic work in Brooklyn.
Deutsche Bank throws lifeline to New york Art
A piece of interesting news from Crain New York – Deutsche Bank throws lifeline to the arts – it’s a good thing someone is giving to the Arts, as financial cutbacks have affected almost everything.
Deutsche Bank is doling out $1.4 million worth of emergency grants to 14 arts organizations in New York City to help [...]