Posts Tagged ‘art’
r.crumb’s book of genesis: exhibition
March 5th, 2010 by lifeproof
R. Crumb’s The Book of Genesis, which I issued here before, was published in October 2009. It must have made the desired effect on the readers and cultural spheres, therefore, it has been opened on March 4 at Chelsea’s David Zwirner.
Arrested Motion informs us:
For this show, Crumb will have drawings from his controversial comic version of the [...]
Tags: Arrested Motion, art, artist, Chelsea, Comic, comics, David Zwirner, exhibition, graphic artist, Hammer Museum, illustration, illustrator, New York, Old Testament, R. Crumb, The Book of Genesis, UCLA
Posted in PinPoint, Reminder
literature versus traffic: books in public space
February 28th, 2010 by lifeproof
Luzinterruptus launched an urban art project, Literature versus Traffic, on February 17th at Water Street, New York against “the urban space conventionally reserved for speed, pollution and noise” in order to make it “a place of peacefulness, relaxation and coexistence.” This installation project was an extension of another installation they did for the Guggenheim Museum.
armed with [...]
Tags: art, Brooklyn Bridge, Designboom, Guggenheim Museum, Gustavo Sanabria, literature, Literature versus Traffic, Luzinterruptus, New York, public space, public space takeover, public sphere, Water Street
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david stewwwart: photography
December 14th, 2009 by lifeproof
David Stewart is an artist and a photographer. His photographs are a juxtaposition of satire, art and photography together.
I have posted his photography before, but he may have changed his website. Therefore, all the photos that I have posted are gone. This gave me the chance to update my first post and also to see [...]
Tags: art, David Stewart, irony, Photography, satire
Posted in PhotoMorphosis, PinPoint
Back to the Ottomans
December 2nd, 2009 by lifeproof
Engin Öztekin, a young emerging illustrator and graphic artist, is launching his first personal exhibition, Gayri Meşrutiyet, at Milk Gallery tomorrow. The exhibition will be displayed until December 27th. This exhibition of the artist includes humorous and ironic drawings and illustrations that depict the Ottoman era. Visitors may have the chance to purchase limited pins [...]
Tags: art, Engin Öztekin, Gayri Meşrutiyet, graphic art, graphic artist, illustrator, Istanbul, Milk Gallery, Ottoman, Ottoman Empire, Turkey
Posted in PinPoint, Reminder