ALIFE AT THE HOLE

Posted on 2011-02-07

The Hole and Alife are combining to present Art Machine. In this show, they present a huge artist vending machine filled with special products and artworks from $5 and up, all the way to the thousands.
From special personal artist memorabilia (“artist’s panties”) to customized products (“artist bicycle”), to actual artworks (mini painting and mini sculpture!), to limited edition products (T-shirts of G-Shock watches) this machine will vend out items by over fifty artists. First come first serve, bring your credit card, and take home a cool art object before they are all snapped up.

Exhibition runs from February 10th to February 21st, 2011

The Hole
104 Greene Street
New York
NY
10012

theholenyc.com
www.alifenyc.com

  

STANLEY DONWOOD – WORKS ON PAPER

Posted on 2011-02-07

Work on Paper, a solo exhibition by the artist Stanley Donwood.  Donwood will showcase a selection of rare print editions and original drawings on paper.  Included in this selection are  up to 13  brand new exclusive prints,  as well as never before seen prints from his most acclaimed series namely ‘Atoms For Peace’, ‘London Views’ and ‘Twisted Woods’.
Renowned for his collaboration with Radiohead, Stanley has created all the band’s artwork from their second album on.  Yet, Donwood’s evocative and haunting imagery reaches far beyond band’s brand, which he helped to catapult to international stardom.

Interweaving meditative illustrations with propagandist text and graphics, his work’s potency lies in the unique pairing of deeply personal emotions and political themes alongside an inherent sense of reserved wit.  This winning combination allows for the examination of grave subjects not entirely seriously but without a doubt respectfully.

Exhibition runs from February 17th to March 12th, 2011

The Outsiders
8 Greek Street
London
W1D

www.theoutsiders.net

  

GOOGLE ART PROJECT

Posted on 2011-01-31

The search giant brought their street view technology into museums around the globe, allowing you to walk around the museums, zoom in on artworks and discover the various environments as if you were actually there. A full list of the museums featued are on the Google Art Project link below, with more museums to be added! Brilliant!A video user guide to the site opposite.

www.googleartproject.com

  

IN THE TREES – TWIN PEAKS ART EXHIBITION

Posted on 2011-01-31

The 20th Anniversary of “Twin Peaks” (1990-91), the television series created by David Lynch and Mark Frost, will be celebrated with a group art exhibition.
Participating artists include: Glenn Barr, Tim Biskup, Scott Campbell, Amy Casey, Paul Chatem, Ryan Heshka, Stella Im Hultberg, Jessica Joslin, Alice Lodge, Chris Mars, Elizabeth McGrath, Margaret Meyer, Brooke Weston, Eric White, and Ashley Wood.
David Lynch has created a map of Twin Peaks which will be published as a special edition print for the 20th Anniversary. In addition, work by two artists who had acting roles in the series, Grace Zabriskie (Sarah Palmer) and Richard Beymer (Benjamin Horne), will also be shown.

Opposite – A Damn Good Cup of Coffee, Paul Chatem, acrylic on wood with working wood gears inside and outside the painting.

Exhibition runs February 12th-13th, 2011

Clifton’s Brookdale
648 South Broadway
Los Angeles
CA
90014

www.twinpeaks20.com

  

THIS – LOS ANGELES – THESE FRIENDS 2

Posted on 2011-01-31

Following last year’s successful inaugural group show, “These Friends”, THIS decided to do it again with “These Friends 2″.
Check out THIS Blog for a daily hit of the participating artists.

Opposite – Suzannah Sinclair

Exhibition runs 7-10PM February 4th, 2011

THIS
5906 N. Figueroa Street
Los Angeles
CA
90042

www.thislosangeles.com

  

RICHARD PHILLIPS – MOST WANTED

Posted on 2011-01-24

Phillips’ strikingly distinctive paintings are drawn from found imagery, which he uses to address the marketability of our wishes, identity, politics, sexuality and mortality. He translates these images into drawings before executing large-scale oil paintings through a traditional process. He thus examines the iconic nature of pictures, which the media and art world use daily, each according to its own agenda.
For ‘Most Wanted’, Richard Phillips selected ten of America’s most instantly recognisable celebrities from the realms of television, cinema and music to create distilled portraits of young, powerful stars exhibiting their rehearsed, red-carpet expressions. Phillips’ two-metre high canvases of Chace Crawford, Kristen Stewart, Zac Efron, Miley Cyrus, Taylor Momsen, Dakota Fanning, Leonardo DiCaprio, Justin Timberlake, Taylor Swift and Robert Pattinson.

Opposite – Kristen Stewart, 2010, Oil on Linen

Exhibition runs from January 28th to March 5th, 2011

White Cube
48, Hoxton Square
London
N1 6PB

www.whitecube.com