New drawings at Explodingdog.com from titles submitted to me on twitter this morning.
This blog post about life, friends, and myself. But this blog was not immune from everything about something else
Sabtu, 01 Juni 2013
Opens Tomorrow, June 1, 7-9p:
“I Believe in Death after Life”
Morten Hemmingsen
Munch Gallery, 245 Broome St., NYC (at Ludlow)
With puns and play, Copenhagen-based artist Hemmingsen creates his iconic blue/white banners, wood cuts carved with humorous one-liners or illustrated with every day objects. Carved in wood but ceramic in appearance, they draw references to the tattoo- and Danish/Dutch porcelain traditions. Also presented are paintings made on the back of vintage school posters along with selected gouache work - thru June 30
Just Opened:
“Mars’ Planet”
Leah Tinari
Mixed Greens Gallery, 531 W26th St., NYC
Tinari is best known for capturing spirited scenes of celebratory friends and family. For this exhibition, Tinari’s recently shifted perspective focuses on the impact childrearing has on her surroundings. Tinari’s paintings, drawings, and occasional installations result from the daily hilarity and unique circumstances experienced while raising a child in New York City. The series is a celebration and a tribute to children and their playfulness, and also a realization of the humor in being a parent. - thru July 3
“Mars’ Planet”
Leah Tinari
Mixed Greens Gallery, 531 W26th St., NYC
Tinari is best known for capturing spirited scenes of celebratory friends and family. For this exhibition, Tinari’s recently shifted perspective focuses on the impact childrearing has on her surroundings. Tinari’s paintings, drawings, and occasional installations result from the daily hilarity and unique circumstances experienced while raising a child in New York City. The series is a celebration and a tribute to children and their playfulness, and also a realization of the humor in being a parent. - thru July 3
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