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Last week we told you about Mark Ryden’s Gay 90′s Art Show at Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York City and his new limited edition lithograph ‘Incarnation‘. Here is a time lapse video of Mark Ryden at work, bringing ‘Incarnation’ to life. Amazing!
- In: Paintings|Video
- Tags: incarnation, low brow art, mark ryden, painting, time lapse video, Visual Arts
PETER KOGLER’S INSTALLATIONS AT MITTERAND AND SANZ, ZURICH Peter Kogler has developed an approach that involves a series of recurring motifs that create a mental landscape. Ants, brains, globes, light bulbs and interlacing designs offer variations on elements of vocabulary while retaining an aspect that is purified, literally essential. Digitally modelled then organised on varied [...]
Her Name Was Lola, She Had an Art Show
1, Apr 2010Her name was Lola, she had an art show. Lola’s Fine Art Show to be exact. Lola, born in 1975, considers herself a dreamer who in her own words states “I like to invent, imagine, and execute a place full of space where the world can evolve into a magical copacetic machine, sparing the disintegration [...]
- In: Exhibitions & Events|Paintings
- Tags: gallery exhibits, Lola, low brow art, paintings, solo show
On Thursday, April 1, 2010 at 8:00 am PDT, Porterhouse Fine Art Editions will be offering a new limited edition lithographic poster titled ”Incarnation” by Mark Ryden, for $500. It is one of the new paintings from Mark Ryden’s “The Gay Nineties Show,” which opens Thursday, April 29, 2010, at Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York, [...]
When viewing a piece of art, we usually only see a finished product. We either admire it, or we don’t. I really appreciate an artist’s work even more when I have the opportunity to see what exactly went into producing a piece, the process by which they came to their conclusion. A growing trend of [...]
Rosson Crow’s exhibition “Bowery Boys” of large-scale oil paintings explores the history of “bad boys” in underground art and as an agent of culture in New York City. The exhibit at Deitch Projects closes on March 27th so if your in the Big Apple see it while you can. Rosson Crow, The Pop Shop, 2010
