We recently received a copy of Maurizio Cattelan’s new art magazine, Toilet Paper. It combines commercial photography, twisted narratives, and surrealistic imagery to create a series of striking visual tableaux—catch some images above!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
White Cube's Most Wanted
On January 27th, one of our favorite artists, Richard Phillips, opens his latest solo show “Most Wanted” at London’s White Cube gallery. It consists of ten large-scale (two-meter tall!) portraits of young, powerful, and glamorous stars: Robert Pattinson, Taylor Swift, Zac Efron, Dakota Fanning, Kristen Stewart, and Leonardo DiCaprio, to name a few. Richard provokes questions about these superstars as brand figureheads and the power of celebrity branding to shape the face of our future.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Spotlight on KAWS
Hot off the heels of his solo exhibition at The Aldrich, KAWS has collaborated with The Standard Hotel on a set of limited edition light bulbs featuring his signature "XX." Available now online and at the hotel's New York, Miami and LA shops, each set of 3 bulbs retails for $65.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
James Franco Prepares for Solo Art Exhibition
Peres Projects presents 'The Dangerous Book Four Boys' by actor James Franco, set to open February 12th in Berlin. The exhibition brings together short films, drawings, photographs, ephemera, sculptures and installations that draw upon childhood issues such as identity, masculinity, sexuality, and parental relations.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
KAWS Monograph Now Available
Brian Donnelly, better known by the moniker KAWS, just wrapped his exhibition at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum. The artist, who began soaking up the urban scene as a skateboarder in the late '80's, became well known for his graffiti, especially his signature characters with x-ed out eyes and crossed bones that he tagged on a large number of bus stop ads. While sadly the blockbuster show is down, you can see the oeuvre of his work in the newly published Rizzoli monograph!
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