Todd Schorr’s (interviewed) opening last night at Merry Karnowsky was a star-studded event with both celebrity collectors, artists, and paparazzi in full force. You know you aren’t at a normal art event when you are greeted with a red carpet on entrance, and when only media members were allowed to snap pictures.
Thankfully, when it was all said and done, the art was the true star of the event. Schorr’s body of work entitled “The World We Live In” delighted viewers with it’s concepts, magnitude, and attention to detail. Besides the paintings, there were also drawings, color studies, and both canvas and paper prints available for some of the work. Also on display were many of his past limited editions prints. Take a look at all the photos after the jump…
"The Anguish of Carl Akeley"
"The World We Live In"
"An Ovoid Ape"
"Ape Worship" drawing
David Arquette & Schorr
New Schorr book by Last Gasp
Who is this? After this pic, we learned he did not want photo taken.
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- New Schorr book by Last Gasp
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- David Arquette & Schorr
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- Who’s this? After this pic, we learned he didn’t want pictures taken.
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- KMNDZ & Marcus
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- “The Anguish of Carl Akeley”
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- “The Anguish of Carl Akeley” color study
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- “The Anguish of Carl Akeley” drawing
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- “The World We Live In”
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- “The World We Live In” color study
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- “An Ape Allegory” canvas print
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- “An Ape Allegory” color study
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- “An Ape Allegory”
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- “An Ape Allegory” paper print.
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- “An Ape Allegory” drawing
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- “When Fairey Tales Collide”
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- “When Fairey Tales Collide” canvas print
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- “When Fairey Tales Collide” color study
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- “When Fairey Tales Collide” drawing
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- “When Fairey Tales Collide” paper print
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- “An Ovoid Ape”
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- “Ape Worship” drawing
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- “Ape Worship (Early Studies)”
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- “Ape Worship” paper print
