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Vija Celmins. Sky from Untitled Portfolio, 1975
by Richard Serra, 2018
Indecision, Ed Ruscha, 1982
Etching on paper 36.8 x 38.7 cm (14 ½ x 15 ¼ in.)
Fritz Lang on his meeting with Joseph Goebbels in Berlin, 1933
“The real history of cinema is invisible history: history of friends getting together, doing the thing they love. For us, the cinema is beginning with every new buzz of the projector, with every new buzz of our cameras. With every new buzz of our cameras, our hearts jump forward my friends.“
– Jonas Mekas, “Anti-100 Years of Cinema Manifesto” (1996)
RIP, Jonas Mekas (1922-2019)
Banks Violette included this sign, SURRENDER DOROTHY, as part of an exhibition at a project space in Brooklyn. After the show closed, de Menil granddaughter and Dash Snow sister Caroline Show tried to sell the sign on Artsy, without the artist's and his dealer's authorization.
Snow SURRENDER DOROTHY, 2026 [greg.org]
From: James Lee Byars, 100,000 MINUTES / OR THE BIG SAMPLE OF BYARS/ OR 1/2 AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY / OR THE FIRST PAPER OF PHILOSOPHY, Wide White Space, Antwerpen, 1969, Edition of 250 [Unoriginal Sins, Eals Farm, Eals, Brampton. Art: © James Lee Byars]
Yoshitomo Nara ◉ she's not looking away
Yoshitomo Nara mugshot, arrested for doodling graffiti at the Union Square subway station to point towards his art show in New York. He spent two days in the downtown jail, which he optimistically described as "a nice experience in my life," saying it was "like in the movies," a small space filled with all manner of people he would not otherwise meet.
gao hang, air brush painting
Gerhard Richters Zyklus „Birkenau“ in der BLACK SUN Ausstellung
Der Gemälde-Zyklus trägt einen an unaussprechlichen Schrecken erinnernden Titel: „Birkenau“. Gerhard Richters Werk wurde von vier anonymen Fotografien inspiriert, die 1944 unter lebensbedrohlichen Umständen entstanden und so erschütternd wie umstritten sind. Nach einer erstmaligen Präsentation im Dresdner Albertinum gastiert der abstrakte Malerei-Zyklus „Birkenau“ in der Fondation Beyeler, wo er mit weiteren Werken Gerhard Richters zu sehen ist.
Im August 1944 gelingt es zwei Häftlingen in Auschwitz, Mitgliedern des sogenannten Sonderkommandos, das Grauen der Gaskammern fotografisch festzuhalten. Aufnahmen sind in den Konzentrationslagern strengstens untersagt, der Holocaust soll undokumentiert bleiben. Jene vier Aufnahmen können aus dem Lager geschmuggelt werden: es sind „vier Stücke Film, der Hölle entrissen“, die dem „Unvorstellbaren um jeden Preis eine Form“ geben.
Gerhard Richter malte erst die Fotografien grossformatig ab, um sie anschliessend in Rakel-Technik abstrakt zu übermalen. Nach der ersten Präsentation im Albertinum in Dresden sind die vier Leinwände derzeit in der Fondation Beyeler bis Mitte Januar zu sehen.
This is a weird way to photograph those 4 paintings… what exactly is that grid of glass plates in front?
Book cover for “Nineteenth Century German Tales”. Edward Gorey, 1959.
Per Kirkeby, "4 flux drinks"
Yves Klein, 1952
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Yoshitomo Nara Kill Your Timid Notion
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David Wojnarowicz,1988
Wojnarowicz died in his Manhattan home on July 22, 1992 at the age of 37, from what his boyfriend, Tom Rauffenbart, confirmed was AIDS
David Wojnarowicz Untitled, 1988-89