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Full scale mockup of bench for up coming show....#chimentocontemporary in January!
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UZYG33D2B4)
Manhattan Beach architecture. The house on the left with the curves is or was either Hannah or Barbarra's home. They were 1970's animators of such things as Super Friends, Flinstones, Jetsons, Scooby Doo, etc... The more angular one is a Fred Fisher house
#superfriends #hallofjustice donation for a worthy cause my drawing of the fountain from the Superfriends Hall of justice
#havenrestaurant on Lopez island.
Another happy day in the studio with the golden squeegee!
Yeah the clamp'n is my new favorite studio tool! #studioinprocess
COLOGNE, GERMANY — Sigmar Polke was based in Cologne for over 30 years before he died there in 2010 at age 69, and his Alibis: Retrospective brings his body of work home to rest at the Museum Ludwig. The show cleanly displays roughly 250 items he left behind, generally segregating them by medium. Taken together, the works divulge, veil, dissemble, and entangle late-20th century overcooked pop imagery and beautifully illustrate Polke’s commitment to meaningless charade.
Sigmar Polke’s Dreamy, Trippy Art Went Deeper than Pop
Thanks to the AV Club folks for having us again.
http://www.avclub.com/video/screaming-females-cover-taylor-swift-220209
BUY Museum Posters!
Before there was Spirograph, there was the crazy machine in Poly-cyclo-epicycloidal and other geometric curves, a book by Edwin W. Alabone. We have a 1912 second-edition copy in our collections.
So very epicycloidal
Backdrop from robs show laxart Loved hearing him talk about the show.