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[dannyfariiia]

Sean Weisgerber, In the Red (March 2-17, 2016), acrylic on linen, 56 x 35 inches, 2016.

"This painting turns the receipts for its own creation into the artwork itself, exposing the economic realities behind artistic production. Referencing the common financial idiom “in the red” and Baldessari’s “A Painting That Is Its Own Documentation”, it merges self-reference with financial critique. " via: @seanweisgerber

[theartsjunkie]

Michel de Broin's Triste Entropique

The public works of Michel de Broin are well known in Montreal, but his newest work, on solo exhibition in Toronto, are a revealing look at how he interprets today’s exhausting world. These human like figure entwined with industrial elements are from the exhibition Triste Entropique, de Broin’s series of new sculptures and image-based works that “stand as monuments to a dissipated world. Idols…

Michel de Broin's Triste Entropique