NY is light years ahead of us “west-coasters” in art. I cant really wrap my mind around where they got this picture of the Stones.
Blowin’ my mind.
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Andrew Holder
If you happen to be in sunny San Diego on the 27th of March, check out Andrew Holders new show at Subtexts mutually new gallery space. San Diego from what I hear is also a standard for fish tacos if your into that sorta thing. Why not eat one on the way to the gallery and make a day of it? Wink!
Hanna Von Goeler
The economy is down the pipes. Experts say its only going to get worse. But seriously, isn’t it innovative art like this we need to get this country out of this fiscal toilet? During the height of the great depression money was so valueless in Europe that people were burning it to keep warm: uncreative!
Hanna Von Goelers work incorporates paint, collage, and money to explain cash as a cultural artifact vs. cash as a mass produced item.
A sandwich chewed in the shape of a gun; genius!
Siggi Eggertson
I’ve posted him before- but I can’t get enough of Siggi!
Jerry Kearns – New Work
Jerry Kearns’ new work meditates on the construction of images post-9/11. The stark blue sky found in all of the paintings sets the mood as surreal and stands in for the strange blue sky behind the Twin Towers after the attack. Kearns explores various ways of representing the present body by subverting notions of masculinity and strength with both feminine and androgynous signifiers.
Polygon Playground
not a new song by AIR, but might as well be.
