July 29, 2008
July 20, 2008
Fun At the Beach and also fun at other places
the weekend before the weekend that just happened I went to Jacob Reese Park in Far ROckaway. Named after Rockafella Records Founder and Father to Reese Witherspoon, this sprawling park has more brews, babes, b-weeeed than something that also has a lot of those aforementioned traits! Wow!
here’s us at the beach! (me behind the camera) what a band of ragamuffins! what a cast of characters! what a sight for sore eyes!
Architectural Historical Librarian
Jiyoni “For better or for worse fuck tony bennet” Kim
Internet Celebrity and all around “Pretty Cool Dude” Jesse Hudnutt
Then some other random shit
a new head on a painting I’m working on
a new silhouette for jiyo
My friend Sarah bought this book. I actually haven’t seen her since.
please note that he refers to himself as an “incurable romantic.” SOmeone probably tried to cure him and he shot them.
July 3, 2008
ART FORUM
There is a blurb about Invasions (the show I’m in at 711). Here is a link to the page
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and here is the text below
If only I could have donned the mask of dewy youth when I dove into the bright college crowd hanging out at 7eleven, a temporary gallery at 711 Washington Street, where dozens of paintings by the outsider artist Ionel Talpazan tell the story of his kidnapping by saucer-flying aliens. This cheerfully nepotistic enterprise was established for the summer by three twenty-year-old women whose parents are either writers, artists, gallery directors, or, in one case, the developer who plans to tear down the building in September to make way for a small (ha!) hotel. The three founders, Genevieve Hudson-Price, Caroline Copley, and Sabrina Blaichman, grew up together and went to either high school or Cooper Union with the other three artists in “Invasions,” their terrific debut show: Theo Rosenblum (inspired environment with a river of fake green lava), Thomas McDonell (oil on cotton self-portraits), and Sebastian Black (life-size nude cutouts lounging in a piano bar). None of these youth know the meaning of idle. “I guess I should go home and let them do their thing,” said artistJane Kaplowitz, Theo’s mother. “Not me,” replied another proud parent, artist Judy Hudson. “I’m having way too much fun.”
July 2, 2008
My Upstairs
I am currently in a group show at 711 Gallery and here are some pictures of the installation i did upstairs!
