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2013 Best Picture Nominees as Pop Art Posters.
via Shutterstock Blog.
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‘fontana’ of the ‘well of life’ series by Arik Levy.
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This morning crews installed a steel column which will support the cantilevered fifth floor gallery in our future home downtown! (It’s the column...
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Gregory Sholette, Supremacist Island from “Two Fifteen Islands for Robert Moses,” 2012. Image courtesy the artist.
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‘Nick Cave’s “Soundsuit” waits in its crate to be re-installed in the Twentieth-Century Art Gallery. It looks a bit eerie without its elaborate...
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The world needed this picture of Fashion Designer Riccardo Tisci preparing to suck Marina Abramovic’s boob.
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Playroom, by Paul Pfeiffer. Steel, glass, one-way mirror and other materials. Now up at Paula Cooper Gallery in NYC.
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Alan and Michael Fleming, Salt Mounds, 2012. Performance, 15 minutes. Image courtesy the artists.
The Design Writers’ Wishlist: 3 Gems From the ICFF We’d Like to Go Home With
Newcomers to the International Contemporary Furniture Fair could best describe the gargantuan annual trade show as the design world’s fashion week. It’s got booths instead of runways and lasts four days instead of 10, but in many respects, it’s the same party, different crowd. The ICFF swept through New York for the 25th time this weekend with its satellite fairs, furniture fanatics, and cocktail hours in tow, providing the stage for thousands of new designs to make their global debut. And while it’s the innovators that help keep the ICFF relevant, on a purely human level (just as in fashion), it’s the shiny, pretty, comfortable things you want to take home with you. Here are just three of the pieces we fell in love with this weekend….* Click Photo to Continue*
“Pom & Me” by Takashi Murakami at Art Basel Hong Kong
HONG KONG — The doors to the VIP viewing of Art Basel Hong Kong opened May 22 after an early rainstorm that was followed by persistent drizzle. Amid the gloomy weather, the four-day fair started on a cautious note, with sales during the first few hours led by big-name international artists….*Click Image to Continue Reading*
Worcester Art Museum Offers Unusual Promotion For Bob Dylan’s 72nd Birthday
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“The After Revolution” Highlights Tunisian Art in the Wake of Arab Spring
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Sorry, Plus-Size Customers, Abercrombie & Fitch Doesn’t Want Your Money
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