Dorothy Hamill (1977) from Greatness:Andy Warhol Polaroids of Sports Champions @ Danziger Projects through December 12th.
Via Kathy Ryan.
Gallery owner. NYer. Woman with opinions.
Dorothy Hamill (1977) from Greatness:Andy Warhol Polaroids of Sports Champions @ Danziger Projects through December 12th.
Via Kathy Ryan.
Snoopy & Charlie Brown do the happy dance. This totally put a grin on my face.
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A reminder that all art was at one time contemporary, this exhibition is inspired both by the Walker’s history and the serendipity with which works come together in its storage vaults. More than 75 masterpieces, new discoveries, and notable oddities from the Walker collection crowd the gallery walls, with seating and binoculars provided so that visitors can conduct their own close-up investigations of individual works.
I freaking love the Walker Art Center.
Lily’s Horse Stack Fine Art Print by Ron Richardson
Sierra Trading Post — not just for Polartec and psalms!
Jason Polan made this for the Mixtape exhibition.
Jen Bekman Gallery » Mixtape Opens THIS Friday at JBG!
This Friday, November 20, 2009, Jen Bekman Gallery will proudly open Mixtape, a group exhibition featuring forty-five original works and limited-edition prints from 20×200, by thirty-six artists.
Raul just emailed me this photo from his phone, subject line: oddly sad. We’re moving out of our wee little office on Chrystie St. tomorrow, the small room with the big view.
Happy that our friends at Meetup are letting us sublease some space for a bit while we sort out our next move. Meanwhile I’ll continue my quixotic quest for the upstairs/downstairs that will allow us to have the gallery street level and our offices above.
Everything’s packed and the van’s coming at 7:30 or something crazy like that and sure 8 ppl in 230 square feet is patently absurd, but a lot of good stuff happened there. So yea, oddly sad.
“Now, thanks in no small part to improved research techniques and a growing understanding of the biochemistry and the genetics of thought itself, scientists are beginning to tease out how exercise remodels the brain, making it more resistant to stress”
— Phys Ed: Why Exercise Makes You Less Anxious - Well Blog - NYTimes.com