by Meg Onli | Jun 13, 2009 | Blog
via The Smoking Gun: “Cops: Man created public art with items swiped from construction site JUNE 12–A North Carolina man is facing criminal charges for creating an amusing piece of public art from construction barrels. Joseph Carnevale, 21, was nabbed...
by laurenvallone | Jun 12, 2009 | Blog
Daniel Everett’s solo show at Scott Projects felt so quiet and had such a stillness to it I’m kind of bummed that the videos weren’t working. The first piece I was drawn to was the triptych “Omniscience Beta”, which consist of what look...
by Meg Onli | Jun 12, 2009 | Blog
Hope everyone has had a great week. On this weeks roundup we check out Murakami’s latest video for Louis Vuitton, a new article on Marina Abramovi?, and Wallpaper Magazine’s collection on Tart Cards. Have a good weekend and hopefully we will see you at the...
by stephanieburke | Jun 11, 2009 | Blog
1. Green Lantern says it’s the end but we can still be friends… After 4 (or so) years going strong, the Green Lantern is closing it’s doors. Unfortunately The Man clamped down, and now we must say good bye, though hopefully only to the current space....
by Christopher Hudgens | Jun 10, 2009 | Blog
Wonder what the painting Brad Pitt bought looks like? Well search no farther, the Oil on Canvas by Neo Rauch entitled “Etappe” which sold for just under 1 Million USD is pictured below. I know there are strong feelings on either side of the fence with this...
by Claudine Isé | Jun 10, 2009 | Blog
Hey New York Times, I still love ya, but please, just shut up with all those pseudo-uplifting “joy of poverty” stories that you’ve been shoving down our throats lately. Here’s a small sampling of what I’m talking about: 2/12/09: The Boom...
