My mom sent me more “art.” Digital print, signed, titled “Irresistable.” I beg to differ.
I love the woman but for chrissakes this has got to stop. This one barely fits in the trash can.
Oh man, these are soooooo lovely. Each one is a bent wire “drawing” that’s one of a kind. Any other time, I’d drop the $100 easy, but our wallets are a little thin these days. Wow.
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From a sweet set of vintage-styled travel prints by Anderson Design for sale at Fab.com
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My friend Brett Smith has an installation up at MCAD in Minneapolis. It looks so awesome.
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![Oliver Barrett - What Does Marcellus Wallace Look Like?
One of over 60 prints from Quentin vs. Coen Round 2.
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Oliver Barrett - What Does Marcellus Wallace Look Like?
One of over 60 prints from Quentin vs. Coen Round 2.
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Roman tragedy
A rather heartbreaking (and brief) story about the abandonment of curatorial responsibility in the Museo Nazionale in Rome, where the Epaphroditus inscription has been left to ruin in a pile in the rain, while an inferior craplica is hung on the wall indoors. Brilliant. This isn’t the first time such shenanigans have taken place in Italy, home to so many of the West’s treasures. I wish this was the first story like this from Italy, but it is isn’t. I know there was a story in the past few months about mildew eating away the collection of some museum in Florence or Milan or some other Italian city that I can’t find right this minute. All I could find was this news piece from 2005 that gets to the same point. And yes, that is my new word: craplica.
Muto - An Ambiguous Animation Painted on Public Walls
An amazing little animation done in black and white graffiti. Arm-monsters, crawling brains, diamonds, eight legged robots, pyramids, skulls, rampaging teeth, heads growing out of heads, eating other heads, megafeet, and other bizarro Bill Plympton style shenanigans cascade along the walls of Buenos Aires and Baden, Argentina, for a full six minutes.
