Art - Page 2

Thank you.

Inane man walking.

Richard Diebenkorn
Balthus
Yinka Shonibare

Someone whose work I have long enjoyed but who is not terribly well-known: Alison Van Pelt:


People whose work my wife, I, or both of us (we don't always agree on these things) enjoy enough to have in our home:
Candida Hoffer:

Joseph Maruska:


Martin Kersels (this is the actual piece we own):


Miles Coolidge:


Lynn Bennett:


Laura Owens:


A few others but I'm tired of posting for the moment. I've also seen photographs over the 'net of designprofessor's work, and it's pretty cool.

^^^ some nice stuff there. for some reason I feel uncomfortable posting pictures of the art in our house, but I am glad to see yours.

Thanks. Fortunately, my wife knows something about art. I'm you're classic "I know what I like" philistine. With the exception of the Kersels piece, none of those are actual pieces we own, just represenative examples of people's work that I was able to find via google.

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I mainly like minimalism (Donald Judd, Sol Lewitt) and geometric abstraction (Peter Hally, early Frank Stella). I'm also fond of street/youth culture/grafitti-influenced contemporary art -- the "beautiful losers" artists like Barry McGee and Kaws.

Sadly, out of my reach now:
françois morellet
bernar venet

and for the well known, constantin brancusi.

I bought this recently: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...222#post532222

David Chapuis.


!luc

They may be valuable or personal...

nice