This is a film about John Baldessari, you should watch it. You can read more about him here or here.
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Blog:Art Project Powered by Google
Thanks to Google Art Project you can view some of the worlds most valuable works of art from the comfort of your own home. This is one time I wish I had a 27″ Cinema Display.
Blog:Beavory the Art of Keren Mack
Keren Mack was asked commissioned by the City of Tel aviv Israel to create a wall Mural in one of their new youth housing spaces. In order to complete this massive drawing Keren used more than 50 markers, 1 ladder, and pulled it all off in only 6 days. The mural itself stretches just over…
Blog:Kathryn Clark’s Foreclosure Quilts
I saw these Foreclosure Quilts circling the web recently and found them to be an interesting—and harrowing—portrayal of the ongoing housing crisis. Kathryn Clark is a fiber artist and former urban planner, and she shows the actual locations of a city’s foreclosures (this quilt is actually called “Cleveland”) as holes in the quilt. Parks and…
Blog:Shapes and Texture and Bryce
I would like to introduce you to Bryce Wilner. He’s friend of mine living in Chicago, but originally from Virginia (by way of South Carolina). And he’s one of the most visionary young people I have ever met.
Blog:Ralph McQuarrie
A little over a week ago, a man died whose name you may have never heard, but whose work you would recognize instantly (and probably from a very young age).
Blog:New York Types
Last night at the Art Directors Club gallery in NYC, New York Writes Itself presented the first view of the New York Types exhibition. The sold-out show featured posters of words heard on the city streets brought to life in letterpress. While sipping vino and in creative company, I couldn’t help but snap photos of…
Blog:Design with Dror
At a recent Drinks with Designer event at Dror, local designers from many fields came together to have a casual conversation about the industry with one of it’s innovators. Dror dove into the discussion showcasing his studio with a quick tour boasting many of the studio’s famous pieces. The Pick Chair was a highlight, showcasing…
