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Our current show at the gallery is a must see. Webster is one of a new generation of abstract painters who are breathing new life into the genre—yet, being in the gallery feels like you just walked into a show that could have been shown in New York in the 50s. Drawing from a variety of sources, his biomorphic forms are both ecclectic and iconic—conjuring up a variety of ideas as to where his forms could have come from. Chuck Webster: New Work will be on view through April 17th and the artist will be present for a reception Friday, April 2nd, 5:30-7:30pm.
No Way Punk (Angry Version)
All Around My Heart
Gumshoe
I am a Pilgrim
I Am The Cosmos (Morningside)
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Jean-François Lepage Photography
Extraordinary photography from Lepage Photography. I absolutely love his surreal
set ups and color work.
Tip via Feaverish Photography
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After a photo shoot in Paris for Hintmag, the folks at My Orange Box received five images and the challenge to create a flash animation that reflected visions of madness and paranoia. The animation was created in After Effects and then imported into Flash to create the interactive elements. I think it is a beautiful and very successful piece. Click here to view.
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Chris Wilkinson and Powder Paint
Great project by designer Chris Wilkinson for the forthcoming degree show at Sheffield Hallam University.
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Oh Sloane…
Starting tomorrow I’ll begin laying out the very first issue of Sloane. Many late nights are surely ahead of me…So, before diving in I thought I’d take a moment to pay homage to the lady who is the magazine’s namesake: Sloane Peterson. The woman who opened my 9-year-old eyes to what it meant to be chic, polished, understated, elegant, smart and witty. Yes, I’m talking about the girl in the white fringed leather jacket from Ferris Buehler’s Day Off. Her mischievous eyes, hair flip and snotty, upper-class Chicago accent—I was mesmerized. “Cam, Cam? Blink if you cahn heer me…” I wanted to be her. Of course, I think you’ll find Sloane to be less vapid than your average Hughes flick, but don’t we all hold some of that childish awe in us still?
Thank you Mia Sara for inspiring me.
Spring Edition 2010 online April 15th.
www.sloanemag.com
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New York Art Fair Week
This week the New York art fairs begin. I will, (very sadly) not be able to attend
this year, but I am looking forward to reading the report from Jennifer Guinn of
Formentera Girl who has just signed on to be my new art writer for Sloane.
If you’re down there this week please send me any photos and/or reports,
I’d love to use them for the blog and possibly Sloane—especially if you get into
the sold out Animal Collective show at the Guggenheim!
Brief listing of shows:
Volta NY *Steven Zevitas Gallery will be here
Also:
Animal Collective and Danny Perez at the Guggenheim
(I would love, LOVE to see this if I could)
Check out a more comprehensive guide here
Images courtesy of The Armory Show, Volta NY ad Scope
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HUGE
I am really into this amazing spread for HUGE magazine featuring pieces from rock brand, Hysteric Glamour. HUGE is a Japanese men’s fashion magazine (for which I could not, for the life of me, find the actual site…). Great styling by Tsuyoshi Noguchi and photography by WATARU.
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TypoFlat: Free Type & Art
TypoFlat is a free vector project created by Branislav S. Cirkovic. Cirkovic’s mission is to have a free flow of creation with no money or clients involved and encourages the user to change his creations however they want. The imagery alone is pretty great.
Tip via The Strange Attractor.
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