The amazing Yoko Furusho has an opening reception for her awesome installation at Catherine Fung's Lp and P boutique in Soho:
LP&P by Catherine Fung is thrilled to announce the display of New
York artist Yoko Furusho’s installation in our Sohostore.
In celebration of this collaboration, we would like to invite you
to an opening reception for the viewing of her store installation,
cocktails, and a meet and greet with Yoko Furusho and Catherine Fung.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
250 Lafayette between Spring and Prince
New York, NY 10012
6pm-9pm
www.LPandP.com
www.shopLPandP.com
RSVP: customercare@LPandP.com or 212-221-1843
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Feelin' better...
Here are a few more things from the portfolio class...sorry for the wait!
The last assignment, "You Are What You Eat". I'm thinking of repainting this one, though I like the palette, the drawing I was unhappy with. She's a bit stiff:
My selected Buenos Aires sketch, the market:
The final painting, which I am so in love with!:
One of my favorite authors, Carson McCullers. I did this painting a month ago but it was buried in my sketch pile:
I have been sick lately--what a bummer. But am feeling much better after visiting the doctor.
There are some cool installations and openings my friends are involved with this upcoming week, I think November 15th. So save the date and I will update you sooooon!
The last assignment, "You Are What You Eat". I'm thinking of repainting this one, though I like the palette, the drawing I was unhappy with. She's a bit stiff:
My selected Buenos Aires sketch, the market:
The final painting, which I am so in love with!:
One of my favorite authors, Carson McCullers. I did this painting a month ago but it was buried in my sketch pile:
I have been sick lately--what a bummer. But am feeling much better after visiting the doctor.
There are some cool installations and openings my friends are involved with this upcoming week, I think November 15th. So save the date and I will update you sooooon!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
magic gardens...
A photo of the Philadelphia Magic Gardens.
Also, if you search Flickr.com for "Philadelphia Magic Gardens" some nice stuff pops up.
What was magical about this place (aside from it just being visually awesome in general) was that it reminded me of all the stuff that was lying around after the hurricane.
I'm completely into all the weird stuff out there we build out of fiberglass and crap paint. Mini golf, kiddie rides, santa statues, carousels. I have a ton of photos from South of the Border that I am hoping to use in some personal work soon.
Also, if you search Flickr.com for "Philadelphia Magic Gardens" some nice stuff pops up.
What was magical about this place (aside from it just being visually awesome in general) was that it reminded me of all the stuff that was lying around after the hurricane.
I'm completely into all the weird stuff out there we build out of fiberglass and crap paint. Mini golf, kiddie rides, santa statues, carousels. I have a ton of photos from South of the Border that I am hoping to use in some personal work soon.
Destination Art Space Shows
Here's the skinny on the group show, straight from the horse's mouth:
destination Art Space's new series...
SHOW & SELL: The Art Market
PartI: 10/30 - 11/30, 2008
Opening Wine Reception: Thursday, October 30th, 6-8pm
destination Art Space
32-36 Little West 12th St., 32-36 Little West 12th Street, Manhattan, NY, 10014
(212) 727-2031
Destination Art Space, a gallery within an upscale boutique merging fashion and art, is hosting our brand new SHOW & SELL series, The Art Market from October 30 to December 30.
This group exhibition will be in TWO parts,
Part I: 10/30 – 11/30
Part II: 12/4 – 12/30
Each part will be featuring fifteen of emerging and professional artists.
Like our popular SHOW & SELL series: The $99 Art Fair, this Art Market series also maintains affordable prices (less than $500!) and a variety of artwork.
Pick your favorites off our walls and bring them home to grace your own!
With your returning favorites and new artists, there'll be more unique pieces none higher than $500. Everyone can find something they'll want to own and cherish.
destination is making art accessible to the public at incredible prices, offering great artists a public forum.
destination Art Space's new series...
SHOW & SELL: The Art Market
PartI: 10/30 - 11/30, 2008
Opening Wine Reception: Thursday, October 30th, 6-8pm
destination Art Space
32-36 Little West 12th St., 32-36 Little West 12th Street, Manhattan, NY, 10014
(212) 727-2031
Destination Art Space, a gallery within an upscale boutique merging fashion and art, is hosting our brand new SHOW & SELL series, The Art Market from October 30 to December 30.
This group exhibition will be in TWO parts,
Part I: 10/30 – 11/30
Part II: 12/4 – 12/30
Each part will be featuring fifteen of emerging and professional artists.
Like our popular SHOW & SELL series: The $99 Art Fair, this Art Market series also maintains affordable prices (less than $500!) and a variety of artwork.
Pick your favorites off our walls and bring them home to grace your own!
With your returning favorites and new artists, there'll be more unique pieces none higher than $500. Everyone can find something they'll want to own and cherish.
destination is making art accessible to the public at incredible prices, offering great artists a public forum.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Work/Life Showcase by Uppercase
This book, set forth into the world by Uppercase Gallery in Calgary, Canada, showcases some of the best illustrators and photographers in a really personal way.
Their preview is very stylish too:
Their preview is very stylish too:
Sunday, October 26, 2008
3rd Ward Illos
Some pieces that I've done for the portfolio class over the past two weeks. I'm currently working on more interesting stuff that is less illustrationy. Had an inspiring weekend in Philadelphia, where I visited the Gee's Bend and James Castle exhibitions at the art musueum, and wandered through the Magic Gardens in the rain. I want to start sewing again. I feel this new stuff, while I'm learning alot by making it, is pretty icky-looking.
First version, conceptual piece about cross-pollination:
Second Version:
Final version:
Cartoonier than I had hoped for, but am really pumped about the palette.
First try for a rather literal piece about teamwork:
Second try. Much better but looks kinda cheesy. Oh well:
Next time I'll post Buenos Aires. Those should be pretty cool.
Also, I'm in a group show on Thursday at Destination Art Space, I'll post more information soon!
First version, conceptual piece about cross-pollination:
Second Version:
Final version:
Cartoonier than I had hoped for, but am really pumped about the palette.
First try for a rather literal piece about teamwork:
Second try. Much better but looks kinda cheesy. Oh well:
Next time I'll post Buenos Aires. Those should be pretty cool.
Also, I'm in a group show on Thursday at Destination Art Space, I'll post more information soon!
Monday, October 13, 2008
Beardy!
Some recent sketchiness:
David Bazan sketch for a silkscreen I'm making in the near-future:
World-Famous Sanow Brothers:
David Bazan sketch for a silkscreen I'm making in the near-future:
World-Famous Sanow Brothers:
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Thursday, October 2, 2008
The Pleasure of Being Robbed
The talented Victor Marchand Kerlow just did an awesome poster
that is currently being plastered all over NYC, for the movie, "The Pleasure of Being Robbed".
that is currently being plastered all over NYC, for the movie, "The Pleasure of Being Robbed".
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
sketch face
i haven't been painting anything exciting, but have been catching some good people to draw on the train. and here's a self portrait, because I haven't made one in nearly a year, and I used to make them all the time. I'm sure it bears some significance but I don't know what it could mean right now.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
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