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| I just had to fit in the last weekend of this exhibit; Artwork at Japan Society Gallery featuring artists Manabu Ikeda (b. 1973, Saga Prefecture), Hisashi Tenmyouya (b. 1966, Tokyo) and the art and technology collective teamLab (est. 2001).
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| Frederick suggested this exciting little painting adventure and I thought “why not – awesome date night!” Then while he was in China there was a Gilt City deal… so really it was a no brainer! I tried to challenge myself a but and only use the primary colors and white. I think for 2 hours we both left with successful pieces! ~Inspired by the work of Leonid Afremov
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| Purchased my newest piece of artwork! Print #1! I cant wait to hang it!
2 color screen print with Imitation Gold Leaf
2013
edition of 10
56 x 35.5 cm (22 x 14in)
Buy your own and see more work from Kat Librretto
I am so excited to have type this big hanging on my wall! Especially since it fits my theme of Gold (ish) and White! If you would like to buy your own here is the link on Crate & Barrel.
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I’m in love with this piece and I finally brought it home after months of it being held at Christopher’s studio… lol
Artwork by Christopher Stout – Buy your own piece [here]
Christopher Stout is a New York multidisciplinary artist, celebrated for his individual process of working with “industrial papier-mâché,” comprised of cement, pigment and shredded writings on linen on board. Christopher lives in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan, and works from his artist studio in the Brooklyn Fire Proof Warehouse in the dynamic artist neighborhood of Bushwick, Brooklyn.
See more about Christopher on his website! (at Brooklyn Fire Proof East)
~ Ugo Rondinone (at Rockefeller Center)
Among my activities this weekend I also decided to take a look through the Chelsea galleries. Here is a brief selection of work that I feel are worth a second look; or a first “live look” for you when you go to see them!
Will Kurtz – Another Shit Show @ Mike Weiss Gallery
Elliott Hudley – New Works @ Andrea Rosen Gallery
Charles Fréger – Wilder Mann @ Yossi Milo Gallery
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Wang Yue, a senior at Dalian Industry University, uses her paintbrush to turn ugly tree holes into lovely views in Shijiazhuang, capital city of Hebei Province.
Wang Yue calls the tree-hole paintings “meitu” which means “beautiful journey.” The paintings on the trees have brightened the city during the dull, grey winter.
Richard Estes – The L Train (2009) – Oil on board
(via The L Train)
