Art - Page 45

Their shows are unremarkable.

Hell, Yes they are. good gift shop though.

Was a good read, dude sounds like a fuckin pain. Liked his beef w/ gehry

Went to SFmoma last week.
The anniversary show was nice, the highlight for me is Barry Mcgees pimple installation


The photo exhibits they have running right now are amazing-Henri cartier bresson and "exposed"-voyeurism, surveillance, and the camera since 1870. Some raw street photography.

Too many. A catholic list. Turner Blake Lowry Bacon Bernini Vemeer Rembrandt Degas Picasso Whistler Rothko Hopper Gericault Grunewald Burne-Jones Matisse Miro Kandinsky Klee Chagall Lots more...

I'll play. Vermeer Van Eyck Caravaggio Rembrandt de Chirico Matisse Gauguin Twombly Nevelson Morandi Mitchell Ryman Noguchi Warhol Rauschenberg Richter

Picked these up from my dealer yesterday, from the 2010 Cape Dorset (Canadian Inuit) print collection:



Evening Shadow by Kananginak Pootoogook, Stonecut & Stencil



Prowl by Kavavaow Mannomee, Etching & Aquatint



Wise Guys by Kananginak Pootoogook, Etching and Aquatint

Impressive. Heavyweight taste in painting.

Here's my only art purchase so far, made by a friend of mine: Lots of fun details.

someone brought a freaking calder to antiques roadshow


http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/archive/201003A30.html

She thought it was worth $30,000?

she said it was appraised by the restorer. he probably didn't want to admit to applying Behr to her 500k piece of art.

Not bad at all. It has several early 20-century styles paraphrased in it (probably unintentionally).

This - in conjunction with the OP's avatar is Symphonic.