One Art Space Turn 1 this weekend !!!!! WOOOOOP
Thank you for all the support!
Are you looking to see an exciting show to check out with some friends? Come see our opening for IS Schuster from 6PM-9PM. I look forward to meeting you all.
Love XI, 2006.
Private Collection, Switzerland, © The Artist.
Untitled (Rose), 1982.
Rubell Family Collection, © The Artist.
Ivo is a proud Bulgarian! :)
Christo & Jeanne Claude
(via sisifo)
Award winning Director Scott D. Keenan recently pointed out that these old ads from the 1950’s ( The Golden Age of Advertisement) can be used and viewed as Art. Do you all agree?
Recently, Roy Lichtenstein’s Sleeping Girl from 1964 sold for a record-breaking $44.8 million USD at Sotheby’s Evening Sale of Contemporary Art. The comic book-inspired and postwar American art phenomenon beat last year’s record sale of $43.2 million USD set at Christie’s back in November. Tobias Meyer, director of Sotheby’s contemporary art department worldwide and the evening’s auctioneer, said after the sale, “Great icons make great prices.” Sleeping Girl has not appeared on the market since it was purchased by noted West Coast collectors and philanthropists Beatrice and Phillip Gersh from the Ferus Gallery in 1964. In the 48 years since its purchase, the painting has been exhibited only once – in the 1989-1990 Museum of Contemporary Art exhibition “Selections.” You know what they say, blondes really do have more fun
ART can be used as a powerful message . Kidult loves delivering his message to the fashion/Luxury industry. If you don’t who he is check out his blog. http://kidultone.com/
Check out his tag on the Marc Jacobs Soho store
*To clarify, this is NOT a collab. Marc Jacobs is simply playing off the buzz and pissing off Kidult in the process.
The latest from Crane.tv finds the video magazine exploring one of the art world’s most enigmatic duos – Gilbert & George – whose latest exhibition “London Pictures” showcases 292 pictures based on 3,712 newspaper bills they’ve stolen over the past six years from select newsagents in East and North London. Crane.tv visited the pair at White Cube Bermondsey to talk about their political leanings, and what are some key themes that drive them both in their every day existences as well as their artistic endeavors.
