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I was trying to find out who this artist was whose work I had photographed at the MOMA in NY. I thought it was either Hans Arp, or possibly Juan Miró. So I dropped the pics I had taken into Google’s reverse image lookup, and although I was unable to find what I was looking for, I did get some interesting results:
I haven’t posted here for a while, so I thought I’d put up some pics I took from a recent trip to NY. Highlights include: Chelsea galleries, deKooning @ the MOMA, Lunch in Central Park, Shake Shack, Freemans, Sleep No More at the McKittrick Hotel, Turkey Leg sandwich from Henry Public in Cobble Hill, Cafe Habana, Hotel Halmos, Creator’s Project in DUMBO, Natural History Museum, and of course friends!
A couple new drawings to post today.
I recently watched this documentary on Ray Johnson. He was a very inventive thinker, and like many introverts, a sad person. He ended his life early, in a manner which was very symbolic and possibly was seen by him as his last work of art.
Ray sent art to friends as postcards through the mail, often asking them to add to them and send them on – in an artistic version of a chain letter. I think my favorite tidbit from the doc was an anecdote about a friend wanting to buy a collage from Ray. Ray offered him the collage for $2,000. The friend offered $1,500 and Ray agreed, however, before mailing the piece, he cut off a quarter corner of the collage, thus supplying $1,500 worth of the original $2,000 collage. I think that gives a lot of insight into the type of person Ray was.
’til infinity…
I’ve updated some sections of the portfolio, so if you haven’t snooped around recently, take a fresh look. Ive added to and reorganized the art section and added some new work to the featured t-shirts section as well.
New print coming out just in time to commemorate the release of The Beatles’ first album, “Please Please Me” on March 22, 1963. We miss you John. 18″ x 24″ 2-color Serigraph on 100% cotton rag paper. Limited Edition of 100 signed prints, $100.00. Available now from CS Editions. (more…)
