by Keeley Haftner | Mar 22, 2022 | Blog
Artist’s using their own unwanted works to create new artworks is a nearly ubiquitous practice, one most commonly borne out by painters wanting to make good use of expensive frames and canvases, who often prefer “well-used” surfaces to raw ones. Making art from the...
by Mark Sheerin | Jun 5, 2015 | Blog
Having finished his speech to the visiting journalists, Christian Ringnes picks a beer from a large bucket of ice and retires to a chair. The bottle has his name on the label. And perhaps if it wasn’t for his ownership of Norway’s largest brewery none of us would be...
by Caroline Picard | Apr 6, 2011 | Blog
Mr Hirst spent the evening playing snooker, but on being told the sale figures, he pronounced: “I think the market is bigger than anyone knows. I love art and this proves I’m not alone. And the future looks great for everyone.†(Economist, 2008). 1. FOR THE LOVE...
by Christopher Hudgens | Sep 10, 2010 | Blog
Artist Tony Fitzpatrick Runs for Mayor of Chicago Read his facebook postings to follow the story but with Daley stepping down after 21 years the race begins and Tony Fitzpatrick has some fun points to be made. read more when someone makes a website for him? British...
by Meg Onli | Jun 9, 2009 | Blog
I am in Denver at the moment watching my sister box in the US National Championships. I am heading over to the MCA Denver to check out their Damien Hirst and Anthony Goicolea shows. For Tuesaday’s pick I chose Anthony Goicolea’s Act of Contrition.
