Babes of Yore: Jenny Hanley
Jenny Hanley is a British actress.
Big thanks to our girl Kristin who makes this feature happen every week
A BMX Bike Fit For a King, Pimp, or Player
Dzine
Voodoo
Metal, glitter, automotive clear coat, found objects, Swarovski crystals, rubber, mirror, silk flowers, 24kt gold plating
on view at Leo Koenig Projekte until December 4th, 2010
Art By Night
Martin Basher’s Minimal Consumption/Reflective Sublime/Aspirational Sunset Art, 2010
Plexiglas, mirror film, aluminum, various commercial objects, paint, light
3 vitrines: 1 vitrine @ 96″x 96″x 72″; 2 vitrines @ 48″x 48″x 48″
On view at the MetroTech Center in Brooklyn as part of Total Recall presented by the Public Art Fund
A Brief Interview with Cleon Peterson
Cleon Peterson is one hell of a talented artist. His new show Daybreak opens at New Image Art in Los Angeles this Saturday (11/20). We caught a couple moments of his time for some questions leading up to this display of massive, master works.
A Look inside Cool Hunting’s Pop-Up Shop for the Gap
We always love it when internet brands break into the physical space. This year for the holiday season Cool Hunting in a partnership with Gap has opened their first pop-up shop. Located on 5th Avenue in Manhattan, the store features locally sourced products handpicked by the editors of the trendsetting website. The shop opens its doors today through January 2nd, 2011.
Cool Hunting for Gap
680 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10019 USA
Monday – Saturday: 10am – 9pm
Sunday: 11am – 8pm
Sponsorship
Originally published in 2003, Sponsorship: The Fine Art Of Corporate Sponsorship/the Corporate Sponsorship Of Fine Art by Ryan McGinness is nothing new. It is however extremely refreshing to read to artists insights into corporate sponsorships seven years ago when ‘selling out’ meant something completely different.
Babes of Yore: Cheryl Ladd
Cheryl Ladd is an American actress, singer and author.
Big thanks to our girl Kristin who makes this feature happen every week
An Interview with Dave Schubert
Dave Schubert opens a new show at the Shooting Gallery in San Francisco this Saturday. We sat down for a few questions.
Erin M. Riley
Real cool.
Erin Riley’s tapestries, woven from a Macomber floor loom with hand dyed wool yarn, are a series of pieces inspired by the images produced by the internet generation. The series is a product of her research into the symptoms and results of various themes, including addiction and single-parent households. Drawn to images of self-discovery, experimentation, regression, development, her works depict a generation of excess and confusion.
Erin opens a show alongside AJ Fosik and Ben Venom at Guerrero Gallery in San Francisco this Saturday night.
Erica Il Cane at Fifty24SF
The Italian street artist opens a show in San Francisco tonight.
BARRY MCGEE T.H.R. D.F.W.
The first book you need to buy in February 2011. Here’s a preview of the 176 page BARRY MCGEE T.H.R. D.F.W., the first major monograph on Barry McGee. Edited by Aaron Rose and published by Damiani.
Tauba Auerbach [2,3], a pop-up book
This rad, new pop-up book from Tauba Auerbach was previewed at last week’s NY Art Book Fair.
Babes of Yore: Julie Christie
Julie Christie is a British actress and sex symbol.
Big thanks to our girl Kristin who makes this feature happen every week


