Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Friday, March 02, 2012

SANYA KANTAROVSKY BLUE NOTEBOOK № 10

I posted already on the 01 blog last week but I can't help myself. I am very fond of this man's work!

SANYA KANTAROVSKY BLUE NOTEBOOK № 10
At Marc Foxx
Up until March 24, 2012








Sunday, September 18, 2011

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Sanya Kantarovsky

Sanya Kantarovsky is my favorite new painter.





























Thursday, May 05, 2011

Nuts in May

I'm helped organized this event that is happening tomorrow!




NUTS IN MAY

Sound + performances by JON BRUMIT
and DAVID SCOTT STONE

Dance performance by WIFE

Readings by WOLFBOY
JOHN TOTTENHAM
and ALEXANDER ZEVIN

Dancing with DJ DINER

plus FARMER DAVE'S HOT NUTS


FREE



ABOUT HUMAN RESOURCES
Human Resources is an art/performance space that is currently located at 410 Cottage Home St in Chinatown, 90012, at the former Cottage Home Gallery.
Human Resources is a team of creative individuals which seeks to broaden engagement with contemporary and conceptual art, with an emphasis on performative and underexposed modes of expression.
Human Resources is entirely volunteer run and seeks to foster widespread public appreciation of the performative arts by encouraging maximum community access. Human Resources also serves as a point of convergence for diverse and disparate art communities to engage in conversation and idea-sharing promoting the sustainability of non-traditional art forms.

Monday, May 02, 2011

Lately...


Bill Callahan's Apocalypse (2011)


Vanessa and Jane as Julia and Lillian in Julia (1977)


Matt Connors' Correspondences (2011)


Durutti Column's Lips That Would Kiss Madeleine (1990)


Bless Safety Pin (2008)


Paul Heyer's Jangly (2010)


Carl Williamson Vessel (2010)


Gang Gang Dance's Eye Contact (2011)

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Attendance Mandatory

Very proud of my neighbor. The Poet Upstairs, now Painter.


John Tottenham
Paintings & Drawings


Read more about Mr. Tottenham at Las Cienegas Projects.

Friday, April 09, 2010

Unknown Treasures, Part Deux


Here we go again (repost from R4TH) --

Our almost famous triple team yard sale, now quadruple (Ricky/Lesley, Violet, Nastasha and moi) is happening again this Sunday, April 11th with extra loot from 2 household moves - call it necessary editing!.. this time it's back in Highland Park and all details on craigslist here.
*This chap went straight for the grey felt stetson last time, it looked great on him, I hope it's getting some sun.

**One of the many stacks I sold last time.... Don't worry, there's plenty more...

Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Unknown Treasures



This holiday season, I've been invited to participate in my friends' annual group YARD SALE. It's this Sunday, December 13th somewhere in Silverlake (address to be announced later this week)! Tim and Violet will be selling clothes/wares again, Matt will be selling some amazing things (which I'm not sure what they'll be yet but amazing no doubt) and Ricky and Leslie will be unloading some of their unknown treasures.

Some highlights of Owley's treasures:
*New and vintage designer pieces (Margiela, Comme des Garcons, Sonia Rykiel, APC, Vivienne Westwood, Band of Outsiders, Pendleton)
*Mint conditions records featuring early 90s indie rock
*Various musical instruments
*Vintage pottery from Morocco, Denmark, Mexico and Vietnam
*Vintage books featuring music biographies (first editions)
and Ostwald Helgason masks, Romanian Byzantine eggs, English rose-shaped candle holders, precious gems, rocks and crystals...

Everything is shockingly reasonably priced and erm, negotiable!

And for those who personally know me, I'm taking appointments this week for a presale "open house"!

Here's what it looked like last time... here and here...

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Ooga Booga Mini Shop opens!


Unstoppable. This past weekend, two formidable figures of Los Angeles, Una and Wendy, joined forces to create the Ooga Booga Mini Shop within the Keep shop in West Hollywood. This just makes me so giddy. I love these girls. 'Tis the season...

Charley Harper goes well with baby Keep shoes.

Look Jeremy, it's the Atherton Lin 2010 Stand Up Straight Calendar prominently displayed!

Keep + Ooga Booga have made fresh fruit preserves and pickled beets in honor of their collaboration.  These limited edition jams and pickles used sustainable produce only.

The ever useful JanSport backpacks.

I learned about "Secret Male Hypotism" in Melissa Ip's zine.

The ribbon cutting ceremony courtesy of the Los Angeles Police department.

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Pandemonium

Jeremy, didn't it seem like another lifetime when we went to see Pet Shop Boys' Pandemonium Tour at the Greek Theatre? And that was around two weeks ago. It was a hot and humid Indian Summer's evening. Our timing was perfect. We made it to the Redwood Lounge and just had enough time for a drink and barely a second at the mediocre buffet. Then the show started. I'm sure it reminded you of how weird LA music fans can be. Similar to the phenomenon of Latino Morrissey obsessives in Southern California, the mix at the show consisted of drunken sorority girls dressed up to the nines which gave us a good chuckle and a nudge but mostly it was the bears and otters that I was most fascinated by... especially the one standing to your right.

But the show. What a show. We were wowed. We were giddy. The Greatest Hits Tour. The Greatest Art Installation. It was a proper show. True entertainers, Neil Tennant and Christ Lowe are masters at bringing together the high and low, the refined and camp, all with a fun sense of irony. The production value was like no other. It was a visual homage to the masters of contemporary art and their eccentricities. I saw obvious references to Gilbert and George, Derek Jarman, Ellsworth Kelly, Rei Kawakubo, Warhol, Albers, Hockney, Richter and Archigram. Phew. That's a nice nod to a major list.


 
Josef Albers, Study for the homage to the square

 Gilbert and George, Existers (1984)

 Gilbert and George, The Wall (1986)

Ellsworth Kelly, Colors on a grid, Screenprint (1976)


Rei Kawakubo's CDG Spring/Summer 09

David Hockney, Mother I, Yorkshire Moors (1984)


Archigram, Instant City Airships (1968)

 
Gerhard Richter, for the Köln Cathedral (2006)

 
Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage