Gagosian Gallery

Interesting abstract exhibit: CLICK HERE FOR NY TIMES story!

Lowest of the low

CLICK HERE FOR STORY FROM UK TELEGRAPH

Yerba Buena

RENÉE GREEN
at Yerba Buena Center
20 Feb - 20 June 2010

R. Crumb illustrates 1st book of the Bible

What? It's true, and pretty cool. The artist spent the last five years working on this project. It can be seen at the Hammer Gallery in Los Angeles (corner of Westwood and Wilshire boulevards in Westwood Village.

CLICK FOR INFORMATION

Art promotion

The November issue of Art News features the marketing of Andy Warhol.

ART NEWS. Also filmmaker Tim Burton's private art collection.

Can art?

Why not? You should see some of these pieces! Current exhibition in Washington D.C. at Union Station from Oct. 8 - 19. In Miami from March 2 - 14 in South Beach. The exhibition is open to all artists who create an original piece out of Red Bull cans. INFO HERE

For artists!

Approaching Galleries & Proposal Writing for Artists

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Leonardo's last home

I didn't know they made a park and shrine out of Da Vinci's Château du Clos Lucé.

Here's their description: It was here at the Château du Clos Lucé that Leonardo da Vinci, at the invitation of the King of France Francis I, spent the last three years of his life, putting the finishing touches to his inventions before passing away on 2 May 1519.

For the first time in his life, Leonardo da Vinci felt entirely at home in this brick and limestone manor house built in 1471.
And now you can catch a glimpse of the private life of this illustrious artist as you visit his bedroom, his kitchen and his study, as well as the Renaissance rooms and the chapel displaying the frescoes painted by his disciples.

In London...

Jeff Koons at the Serpentine Gallery July 2 - September 13, 2009

SERPENTINE GALLERY

Restoring Mondrian paintings

Even "Victory Boogie-Woogie?" You can read all about it at THE ART NEWSPAPER.

...and art glass lighting!

CLICK HERE. You're set now!

Art furniture

I.A. Keer. Neat stuff! Though the website isn't that great and takes a bit of digging to see the great furniture! LINK

Purple Waterbug!

Easel Weenie LOVES this art. Gee, I wonder why?

PURPLEWATERBUG!

Fine artist reality show?

I don't know how I feel about this. But it CAN be interesting!

Artist reality show LINK

Venice's Accademia Bridge

To be remade again? In 1488 it was an idea. The bridge wasn't actually built until 1854! That steel structure was torn down and replaced by a wooden bridge in the 1930s. In 1985 THAT bridge was replaced by the present bridge (built to match identically). And now...they're thinking of re-doing it.

ARTICLE on redesign announcement

I think they need to take some tips from the Romans. The Ponte Fabricio (Pons Fabricius) bridge was built in 62 B.C. and stands today in its original state.

Ponte Fabricio article

Ernie Barnes dies

Americans became familiar with the art of Ernie Barnes via the television show Good Times and his appointment as the Official Artist of the XXIII Olympiad. 

Read at New York Times.com CLICK HERE

Pompeii and the Roman Villa

Art and culture around the Bay of Naples. At LACMA!

Don't get scammed!

Art News Blog still has this list of "Art Scammers and Fraudsters" online. Check it out if you suspect a scam, or add to it if you run into one!

http://www.artnewsblog.com/2008/05/list-of-artist-scammers-and-fraudsters.htm

The case you've always wanted!

Wow! All kinds of portfolio cases! LOOK HERE

Art For Obama Exhibition

“Officially Unofficial - Inspired Art for Obama,” an exhibition of prints, posters, photographs, and videos that emerged in 2008 as icons of the art movement in support of Obama for President.

Company/Organization: Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs
Chicago Tourism Center, 72 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
United States

Wednesday, April 01, 2009 thru Friday, May 15, 2009