Hyperallergic is all over this - head over to the link above for updates.
This is crazy and maybe even quite important. Should be interesting to see how it unfolds!
Judy Rifka, Paper Dream 2011
Found a whole series of these today. Pretty into them, though I sort of wish they were, like, HUGE installations instead of manipulated photos.
This is on the cieling in the dining room of Kronberg Castle, or Elsinore.
Hamlet would have eaten dinner with this over his head.
Mel Bochner
“No”
2010
oil on velvet
Showdown is an online competition where artists can showcase their work and go head-to-head with other artists, giving the winner a chance to display their art at the Saatchi Gallery in London.
First round voting is open to the public (Oct. 3 - 17) so cast your vote now. Second round voting is juried.
Internationally acclaimed artist and Turner Prize ‘10 Finalist, Dexter Dalwood is our guest judge and will be selecting the winner in the final round.
Attention Tully
Photographs/Design by Richard Avedon
When I was a kid I spent a lot of time with my brother and my two cousins, we were all pretty close in age, and we all lived on farms, so often we were eachothers only friends. We liked to play “Beatles” where we pretended to be the Beatles. I was John because I was the oldest, and the unofficial leader, but back then we all wanted to be Ringo…probably because he had the best name? and once we saw him play solo. George got pawned off on the youngest cousin because nobody wanted to be George back then. Today I think most of us would have wanted to be George.
Dorothea Tanning is HIGHLY underrated.Tragic Table from Hôtel du Pavot, Chambre 202 - Dorothea Tanning, 1970-73
(via re-views)
Jenny Saville, Entry, 2003-2004
I saw several Jenny Saville’s in the Logan Collection this weekend, a HUGE one right in their foyer. Incredible.
(via re-views)
