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Apple, the computer company, is in talks to buy McLaren, the supercar and race car company, according to a report from the Financial Times. Apple has been attempting to develop its own car for a while now, and this would appear to be a huge change in its direction.
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Its terms are so specialized and vague they're only useful to those in the know.
“We can't say painting is dead just as women and artist of color started to show up in art history. Our art history has stiffened into an ideology that clear-cuts a medium, pronounces it dead (like undertakers) and moves on like conquistadors to the next stage. The idea that art has an overall goal of advancing or perfecting its terms and techniques is made up. Imagined. Idiotic. Except to those benefiting from this intellectual fundamentalism. Someday, people will look back at this phase of art history the way we look back at manifest destiny and colonialism.”
If you want a car designed and created for you, McLaren Special Operations (MSO) will provide bespoke engineering solutions from a custom stitch to a ground-up build.
Note to self.
As a fine art studio we are influenced by diverse sources ranging from art history to automotive manufacturing to aeronautics (all A’s, I know). Last week while in New York for Kal’s show in Chelsea, we looked at art but ogled at super cars, like the Porsche 918 Spyder at @manhattanmotorcars. We aspire to have a studio that looks like the McLaren Technology Centre, with its attention to history enlivened by light and optimism. We derive inspiration from car finishes, their use of new materials, or, quite simply, the staggering beauty of a tiny subsection of a vehicle, like this detail from McLaren Special Operations. #influences #aspirations #automotiveart #contemporaryart #artasobject #kalmansur #porsche #mclaren #bespoke #custom #objectasart #supercars #kalmansur @mclarenauto RepostBy @jamesbanksesq: “#mso #bespoke #McLaren #675LT” (at Kal Mansur Studios)
The heart of McLaren Automotive - The McLaren Technology Centre and the new McLaren Production Centre. The headquarters for one of the most successful Formul...
Now that we have secured a space for reference: contemporary and are currently doing our renos, it’s instructive to watch this video again and again.
Note to self.
As the studio shuts down for the holidays, there’s time to finally watch all of this.
This is “Herald Klash One,” a double-sided acrylic sculpture by Kal Mansur. It was built to fit our client’s window sill, where light can move through it. And it can also be hung on it’s own frame, called a Klash Kradle.
To see more of Kal’s work, visit kalmansur.com
To purchase or commission pieces similar to Herald Klash One, visit klashinside.com
From Klash Inside’s Signet series, these 6x6x2 inch acrylic sculptures are available for purchase at:
http://www.klashinside.com/category/signets
For pricing, purchasing, trade/wholesale, and other inquiries, E: [email protected] P: 1-416-888-6167
Notes to self: on the art market
Two articles about price manipulation in the art market can be read here and here.
The Valkyries, new work from the studio. See more at kalmansur.com
Glyphs by Kal Mansur, 16" x 16" x 2" acrylic constructions, 2014.
Kal Mansur creates acrylic sculptures that evoke both architectural space and distillations of movement via a seamless construction and manipulation of colour. Their blurred motions conjure a kind of speed. Transitions between opaque and translucent tones serve to make the surface of the work luminous. Form and line oscillate, creating a composition that seems to extend beyond the frame. The viewer is confronted with an integrated artwork, forcing the eye to consider the entire composition.
View Kal Mansur's Glyphs at kalmansur.com
View our latest Footnotes, acrylic wall sculptures available for purchase at klashinside.com.
Images of of “Lift Klash One,” an acrylic lightbox sculpture commissioned by Clodagh Design and Related Companies for the Abington House in midtown NYC.
It was featured in the September 2014 issue of Interior Design Magazine. View the article here.
Grey Fugue One, Blue Fugue One, and Ivory Fugue One by Kal Mansur
Dimensions: 24” x 24” x 2 3/4”
Material: Acrylic
