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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Studio Visits: Gary Baseman – La Noche de la Fusion
Gary Baseman’s (interviewed) show “La Noche de La Fusion” opens this Saturday, May 2nd, at Corey Helford Gallery. AM stopped by his studio to learn more about this self-created festival celebrating a “night of fusion” of different cultures, the joys … Continue reading
Openings: Dalek & Mike Giant @ Magda Danysz Gallery
Dalek’s (interviewed) two person show with Mike Giant, which we mentioned last week, opened last night in France at the Magda Danysz Gallery. Guillotine was on hand to snap some pics of of the exhibition. Check out the photo set … Continue reading
Preview: Jose Parla – “Reading Through Seeing” @ Ooi Botos Gallery (Hong Kong)
José Parlá’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, “Reading Through Seeing,†(teased) opens on May 14th at Oos Botos Gallery in Hong Kong. In addition to his signature abstract calligraphic paintings and watercolors, the show also includes several of Parla’s … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Contemporary Art, Previews, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art
Tagged Contemporary Art, Jose Parla, Previews, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art
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Interviews: James Jarvis x Nike “Onwards” Video
Artist, talented illustrator, and toy mogul James Jarvis recently released this amazing video he created with animator Richard Kenworthy in collaboration with Nike. Entitled “Onwards,” the video follows one of Jarvis’ famous characters on his adventure as he runs through … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Features, Interviews, Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Videos
Tagged Features, Interviews, James Jarvis, Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Videos
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Viewpoints: Murakami, MOCA & Louis Vuitton Sued by Disgruntled Speculator
Last summer, the MOCA was sued by a disgruntled speculator, Clint Arthur, over the sale of some lithographic prints from Takashi Murakami’s retrospective. Arthur’s initial suit alleged that without proper documentation, the prints were just overpriced posters and the museum … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art products, Contemporary Art, Viewpoints
Tagged Contemporary Art, Features, Law, Louis Vuitton, MOCA, Museums, Takashi Murakami, Viewpoints
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Preview: Jab Strong Fierce (Street Fighter Tribute Show) @ Nucleus Gallery
Our friends over at Nucleus Gallery just sent over some more preview pics from their street fighter tribute show opening this Saturday, April 25 including this gem from Luke Chueh entitled “‘Hyakuretsukyaku (Lightening Kick).” With many of us spending countless … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Previews, Shows & Events
Tagged Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Luke Chueh, Shows & Events, Videogames
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Lazarides to Open New Gallery – Rathbone Place
Buy low, sell high… guess Steve Lazarides sees the recent economic downturn as an opportunity to make some moves. The marquee urban art gallery from London has been busy in 2009. Last month Laz transformed their Greek street location into a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Previews, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art
Tagged Antony Micallef, Bast, Conor Harrington, David Choe, Faile, Jonathan Yeo, JR, Lazarides, Vhils
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Preview: Steve Powers – “2 Fists of Iron and a Bottle of Beer” @ White Flag Projects
Early this morning, AM got the following somewhat cryptic email from Steve “ESPO” Powers: I’m here to take you to church. Our service starts on Saturday April 25th at 8. no need to byob, our pour box is stocked with … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemporary Art, ESPO, Shows & Events, Steve Powers, Street & Urban Art
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Jeff Koons/LACMA Train x Crane Project
When news came out about the $25 million sculpture that LACMA commissioned Jeff Koons to do, we were a little underwhelmed by the idea. A life-size replica of a locomotive dangling from a crane sounded impressive enough but what does … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Contemporary Art, Sculpture
Tagged Contemporary Art, Jeff Koons, Museums, Sculpture
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