Luis Barragan house in Mexico City from 1948.

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Luis Barragan house in Mexico City from 1948.
(via Artist Duo ‘Expanded Eye’ Explore Human Consciousness Through Painted Repurposed Wood Assemblages | Colossal)
(via Moderat "Reminder" - Official Video - YouTube)
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on trying new things..(via Untitled | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
(via Buster Keaton - The Art of the Gag - YouTube)
Matthew Chambers
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Moving Athens from Jevan Chowdhury on Vimeo.
lost were panther
2015, oil on canvas, 23 x 33 cm
(via Zachary Keeting / February (10))
For young painters today, Abstract Expressionism is ancient history; a few rooms in MoMA’s permanent collection galleries, a handful of images from the pages of Gardner or Janson, all set before a backdrop of a now mythical Downtown Manhattan of $200-dollar-a-month lofts. And yet there is a commonality to be found between painters today, struggling along the L train line and points far east of the East River, and their counterparts of the early 1950s — not the giants, but the smaller creatures scuttling about in the undergrowth. For a chance to revisit AbEx from the unique vantage of the humble and the striving, I suggest a short trip to the Upper East Side’s Hollis Taggart Galleries, where one can currently study a gathering of canvases representing what a very young Audrey Flack was up to while breathing the rarified air of mid-century New York. It’s a collection that reveals intriguing aspects of that period from the vantage point of a student.
Learning from an Artist’s Early Experiments with AbEx
TWO JOHNS / Antonakis / Study Of Kouros Place (Mike Just Lost His Tooth At The Skate Ramp)