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Category: Art
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Christian Marclay’s ’48 War Movies’
Posted at 2:29 pm , on October 11, 2019
48 War Movies (2019) is a single-channel video that collapses conflicts from the Civil War to Iraq into a horrifying aggregate spectacle of war. Dramatizations are collaged into almost indistinguishable narratives and presented through concentric rectangles, like a flickering conveyor belt of popular cultural content. The forty-eight war films play simultaneously and continuously, and the accompanying soundtrack generates an indecipherable cacophony of wartime sounds. (Paula Cooper Gallery, NYC) -
Friday Photo: My brother and Matt Bollinger’s ‘The Lot’
Posted at 10:35 am , on May 11, 2018
My brother standing before Matt Bollinger’s The Lot, 2013, at the exhibition Marx@200 at SPACE Gallery, Pittsburgh, May 5, 2018.
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Friday Photo: Dan Flavin and Me
Posted at 8:29 am , on April 27, 2018
Dan Flavin artwork and me at David Zwirner Gallery, March 9, 2018 (Photo by Deborah Zlotsky)
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Friday Photo: Installation by artist Elizabeth Kley
Posted at 10:42 am , on March 16, 2018
Installation by artist Elisabeth Kley at the Canada Gallery booth at the Independent Art Fair in New York City, March 2018.
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Friday Photo: ‘Jazzmen’ by Villeglé
Posted at 10:40 am , on January 19, 2018
“Jazzmen,” Jacques Mahé de la Villeglé, 1961, torn posters mounted on canvas, on view in “Delirious: Art at the Limits of Reason, 1950-1980” at The Met Breuer, on loan from the Tate
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#tbt: M.C. Escher done up in Lego
Posted at 10:27 am , on October 19, 2017
M.C. Escher done up in Lego. inothernews:
Re-posting this from over the weekend: M.C. Escher done up in Lego.
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#tbt: ‘OMG’ at ‘LOL’ at Albany Airport Gallery
Posted at 8:03 pm , on October 12, 2017
Originally posted Oct 12, 2011:
Art worth a look.
“OMG,” Brian Kane, 2011, Red vinyl, metal, electronics, is on exhibit at the Albany Airport Gallery’s “LOL” show, from Oct. 1, 2011, to March 25, 2012. (Photo Courtesy Albany Airport Gallery)
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#tbt: Soviet Fabrics of the 1920s and 1930s
Posted at 10:27 pm , on August 17, 2017
Soviet Fabrics, 1920s-1930s via The Retronaut prostheticknowledge:
Soviet Fabrics, 1920s-1930s via The Retronaut
Amazing patterns – above is only a sample. Lots more to be found here
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tbt: Tsang Kin-Wah at Mori Art Museum, 2011
Posted at 10:55 am , on August 10, 2017
Originally published Oct 5, 2011: tsang kin-wah: the fifth seal meggieschwendemann:
tsang kin-wah: the fifth seal – he shall deliver you up to be afflicted and killed as he was
mori art museum, tokyo
on now until january 15th, 2012via designboom.com
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