A Look Through The 2012 Armory Show

 

Like a big, expensive “pop-up” art mall in New York City.

Victory Garden

Caleb Neelon currently has a show up at Endicott College that explores “themes, symbols, and imagery of patriotism and faith.”

On view until March 16th

Babes of Yore: Olinka Bérová

Olinka Bérová is a former Czech-American Actress.

—Kristin

Yea I’m Vandalism

Photos by Dan Murphy in a zine published by Hamburger Eyes

El Barto Gets UP

Scenes from last night’s Exit Through The Kwik-E-Mart.

“Street art is not about questioning authority!”

These Are Cool

New print set from Kostas Seremitis

via, hb

Openings & Parties: Brucennial 2012

Outside was one of the longer lines we’ve ever seen for an art show. Inside were pieces stacked high to the ceiling above a plethora of beer and people.

Photos by Christos Katsiaouni

Bankrupt Banks

A new exhibition by SUPERFLEX that opens tonight at Peter Blum in Chelsea.

The exhibition features an installation of 24 banners painted with logos of banks that were declared bankrupt and were acquired by other banks, governments or private entities. Originally designed to convey strength, authority and confidence, these now defunct symbols become portraits of failed power structures.

Peter Blum Chelsea
526 West 29th Street
New York, NY 10001

“Panic Room” by Tilt

Real cool work at Hôtel Au Vieux Panier in Marseille.

Photos by The Big Addict

Process

Alex Lukas just finished an 8-color offset lithograph that he printed with Amanda D’Amico at The Borowsky Center for Publication Arts at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia. above we take a small look through the process of making the print. He had this to say:

“Over the past few years my work has included appropriated printed imagery culled from coffee table books depicting major American cites. For a while now I’ve been searching for an appropriate method to create one of these images in multiple. Offset fit the bill. This isn’t a digital print or a giclee; this isn’t a reproduction of an existing work – this process is as close to the method I use to create one-of-a-kind works as it gets.”

Untitled Eight-Color Offset Lithograph

17.25″ x 24″, hand torn on left edge.
Signed and numbered edition of 100 on 100lb text weight paper.
Printed by Amanda D’Amico at The Borowsky Center for Publication Arts, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA

Available here

Babes of Yore: Fran Jeffries

Fran Jeffries is an American singer, and actress.

{note: boobs}

—Kristin

Lindzine #2

A look at The Wormholes second issue of the Lindsay Lohan fanzine Lindzine, featuring drawings from Aiyana Udesen.

Buy it here

Shhhhhhhhhhh

Photos by Ben Watts

Pin-ups and Their Sources

Installation View: Resolve

A group show curated by Tony Curanaj on view at Joshua Liner Gallery through this weekend (2/25).

New Depression Refuse

New work from Andy Jenkins

Babes of Yore: Barbara Carrera

Barbara Carrera is a former model and actress.

{note: boobs}

—Kristin

Andy Howell: Art, Skateboarding & Life

Andy Howell has created some legendary graphics and artwork in his self-made career. This book published back in 2005 by Gingko Press chronicles some of the highlights.

Midnight on the Sun

Jay Howell & Mark Whalen (KIll Pixie) have a show opening up this Saturday at Fecal Face Dot Gallery in San Francisco.

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