Wander around a Paris area home improvement or gardening big-box store and you might happen upon the work of the French artists collective called Encastrable. The group randomly visit DIY stores and create temporary sculptures and installations from products and materials for sale in the store. They work covertly and don’t ask permission from the store staff. Their website documents all their recent ‘Résidences’.
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Nick Meek studied photography in Leeds, West Yorkshire before spending a brief period as assistant to a London / New York based advertising photographer.An avid traveler Meek spent the following few years traveling the world building a solid portfolio of landscapes and still life studies. Armed with his new portfolio of [...]
Darcel is a New York based artist, with whom colette has been collaborating for many years now. For the first time now, they have an exhibition entirely dedicated to him. From May 3rd to 29th Darcel’s inner world goes meta with “And a miserable day to you too,” as he explores everyday trivialities through painting, [...]
Rosson Crow Salon de Réception avec Bud Light 2009 Oil, acrylic and enamel on canvas 213 x 300 cm / 84 x 118 inches
Galerie Nathalie Obadia is putting on Rosson Crow’s second exhibition in France. The first was With Love, from Texas, which brought this young artist born in Dallas Texas in 1982 to [...]
The four-day sale of the Collection of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, part II, at Theatre Marigny offered by Christie’s in association with Pierre Bergé & Associates auctioneers, realized in total € 8,990,213 / £ 7,978,814 / $ 13,449,358. A remarkable 98% of lots sold, and the sale was 98% sold by value. The [...]
Paul Laffoley 1974
Chasing Napoleon, the new exposition at the Palais de Tokyo focuses on a particular cross section of history, the year 1977, to look at “a wavering of interpretations, an inversion of values, and a paradox of situations.” What’s strange about this theme is that the actual history of 1977 isn’t particularly addressed, save [...]
DAYDREAMING WITH JAMES LAVELLE at Haunch of Venison Gallery 27-29 August 2010 was an eclectic art show with multi sensory- multi media art works incorporating a dazzling array of sound/music mixes overseen and inspired by the much experienced and highly inventive sound/music/DJ/electronica collagist/composer James Lavelle [otherwise known as UNKLE]
This was a show that burnt brightly with new [...]
Image:JETTE THYSSEN Saga 1990 screenprint 90 x 70 cm edition of 170
Unit 2.01, Tea Building (Rocket’s furniture viewing room) continues Friday 3, Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 September from 12 noon to 6 pm each day
250 original limited edition screenprints for sale at trade prices of £50 / £100 / £150 / £200 / [...]
Image: Dash Snow
“3+1″ is a new art and photography exhibit opening at agnes b’s Galerie du Jour September 9th. Featuring works from the late Dash Snow, Harmony Korine and Ryan McGinley it is unquestionably a must see. Per the press release this is not a “tribute to Dash Snow ” but an opportunity [...]
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago announced that Fashion Design Department Chair Nick Cave’s world-famous Soundsuits are featured in an eight-page spread in the September issue of Vogue. Shot by fashion photographer Raymond Meier and released on newsstands Tuesday, Aug. 24, the photos feature Cave wearing the Soundsuits while highlighting bags and [...]
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