Andrew Jeffrey Wright - Untitled Super Rare, 2010
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Micah Danges – Ground
Coming up this Friday at Nudashank in Baltimore.
I don’t quite know what this is all about but it is in Minneapolis, the painters are Forrest Wozniak and Phil Vandervaart and it is pretty damn rad.
HERE
via The Sign Painter Movie Blog
Dan Murphy
Storefront #1
Paper, Plexi, Packing Tape, Foam Core
As I mentioned before, I’m curating an exhibition of eight Philadelphia-based artists who utilize printmaking techniques and self-printed materials, generally thought of as mediums of multiple, and incorporate them into one-of-a-kind works.
Doubting Thomases opens September 10th at Nudashank Gallery in Baltimore, Maryland and will feature works by Micah Danges, Chris Kline, Matt Leines, Isaac Tin Wei Lin, Bill McRight, Dan Murphy, Andrew Jeffrey Wright and myself.
It has been a while since we shared a ‘zine we liked. I ordered this in the mail after seeing a jpeg on the interweb somewhere.
Memento Vivere by Grady Gordon (click PRINTING once you enter his site – everything else looks like it is a little older) published by The Flop Box as part of a show at Free Gold Watch I think.
More after the jump.
Continue reading ‘Memento Vivere – Grady Gordon’
A Love Letter For You in Syracuse.
via TWBE.
Tokyo subway manner poster, September 1976
As some of you know, I’m a big fan of imagery of super heroes using non-super methods of transportation.
Via Pink Tentacle – Thanks to Will for the heads up on this site.
Two more featuring the Man of Steel (how did they get the license to do that??).
Continue reading ‘Don’t throw chewing gum on the platform – Superman on the subway.’
Nothing like a hard earned beer after a longs night’s work.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer:
“A PennDot archaeological team arrived at a dig under I-95 this morning to find two men drinking beer and sitting on a 20-foot-long torpedo they apparently had found hours earlier in the Delaware River.”
This is from the same stretch of river that Bill and I visited and where Ryan and I found a beach full of bricks (but no torpedoes).
And as for the PennDot guys – Kick that torpedo – KICK IT.
At the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston through January 2nd, 2011.
On-line Tour HERE and some of my favorite images from the exhibition after the jump.
Continue reading ‘Under the Skin: Tattoos in Japanese Prints’
Available from a food truck in Brunswick, Maine.
Cell phone camera!
From Caleb:
“I just got back from Shenzhen, China where I did a mural at the Dafen
Art Museum along with a bunch of other muralists, and thought I’d
share a few photos…. Dafen is the neighborhood where most of the
reproduction oil paintings in the world come from. It’s a hoot. It
was also unbelievably hot. Shenzhen is an amazing city – in 1979 it
was 50,000 people and today it is something like 15 million.”
More photos from Caleb after the break.
Continue reading ‘Caleb Neelon in China’
Opening for the August Group Show, Co-curated by Eddie Martinez,
at Guerrero Gallery.
Works by Alisha Kerlin, Brian Belott, Conrad Ruiz, Derek Aylward, Eddie Martinez, Eduardo Recife, Fanny Bostrom, Jamison Brosseau, Jeanette Mundt, John Copeland, Joseph Hart, Kareem Rizk, Karim Hamid, Kristine Moran, Marie Koetje, Paul Brainard, Stephen Smith, and Wes Lang.
Does anyone else think this video looks like midterm project in a high school A/V class? SO GOOD.
ALSO, watch Daryl and Chromeo play I Can’t Go For That