Televisioned
Shout-out to the smart folks behind Bravo’s Work of Art for featuring one of our stickers in a montage during their first episode, which debuted last night. Watch it on Wednesdays.
Bruce Davidson: Subway
The opening reception coinciding with the re-release of Bruce Davidson’s 1986 photo series and book is tonight at the Aperture Foundation.
Here are a ton of great photos if you can’t see them in person or print.
Rita Ackerman
Tonight (10/7) there is a launch party at White Columns for Rita Ackerman’s new book published by Skira Rizzoli chronicling her entire art career. Here, we take a look through some of the 224 pages.
If you like it, you can order the book here
Love Me some Skullphone
Images from the opening of Curtis Kulig and Skullphone’s new show Scripture. On view at Mallick Williams until November 8th.
photos by Christos Katsiaouni
for steve jobs
A never before published short film by Casey Neistat for the 2007 release of the iPhone.
Art Openings to Hit Up in NYC Tonight (10/6)
Skullphone and Curtis Kulig open up Scripture at Mallick Williams, and Eddie Martinez curates Go Figure at Dodge Gallery in the LES.
Rap City Foundation Series
Writers
Bye Bye Monkey
So there used to be a bunch of beach at the bottom of Manhattan? Bye Bye Monkey was made in 1978, directed by Marco Ferreri and stars Gérard Depardieu, Marcello Mastroianni and James Coco.
Thanks to Reyes for turning me on to this wacky film.
3 Days Downtown… and in Brooklyn
A-Trak, Curtis Kulig, and Carlos Quirarte get profiled in this nice video tied into How To Make It In America.
(Thanks John!)
Sticky Buns
photo by Danny Kim
Needed: An Image Of How White And Awkward The Crowd Looks During This Song
That really goes for any concert where hand moving is encouraged. Radiohead performing The National Anthem at Roseland last night.
MOMO Tags the Width of Manhattan
From 2006
New Paintings by Lisa Yuskavage
Opening tonight (9/27) at David Zwirner
NY Mag’s ‘Basquiat in the Bodega’ Is Really a Phil Frost Painting on a Door
Even those who were ‘down’ don’t get it… “I wouldn’t say that it’s his greatest painting, but it’s not a bad one,” — Kenny Scharf
2011 RxArt PARTY
Tomorrow Night (9/22).
