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Thursday Never Knows: “Rain”
Just one of those Beatles songs, stuck between albums, experimental for the time, a Lennon masterpiece, backwards guitar loops, a monotone lyric, and something about “Rain.” It’s raining here, so this works.
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Works by Chad Wys
A collection of works from one of our favorite contemporary artists, Chad Wys.
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Banksy at Adipa Gallery London
Banksy will have his works on display at Adipa Gallery in London throughout the month of June, as the Gallery will showcase their private collection of the Bristol artist’s work. Adipa calls it an “un-paralleled collection of iconic and sought after original works by Banksy, from the collection of Andipa Gallery, one of the largest in the UK.”
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Artist Builds Coral Reef From Sunken Statues
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What could be better than an underwater sculpture that doubles as an artificial coral reef. Jason deCaires Taylor is interested in his works relationship with its environment and he has found a pretty cool way for them to interact. He is documenting their transition with some pretty amazing photographs.
You can own Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s Old Car
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We don’t have any idea how this works, but if you are the collector of Elvis’ cars, wouldn’t you like to have Iranina President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s old car?
According to Gawker, “The Iranian government today launched a website for the auction of the President’s car, and the $1 million bid is said to have come from an “Arab country.”
Would the Iranian government accept a USA bid? The 1977 Peugeot 504 is pretty fresh, and we could use a company car…
We love it when hundreds of Picasso’s just show up at a friend’s house
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We love it. This dude up here who looks like a French Paul Weller on a country streak, has a collection of 271 Picasso paintings, drawings, sketches and lithographs, many of which were previously unknown, dates from 1900 to 1932. This guy showed up at Claude Picasso, 63, the late painter’s son office, with the works in hopes of getting them, um, legitimized. At first thought to be forgeries, on close examination many of them were found to carry a numbering system known only to the painter.
Pierre Le Guennec is the man who has these pieces, and the Guardian has this crazy story. Hopefully this isn’t another “Oh, these are my Ansel Adams pictures that you can now pay me $250m for.”
Ericailcane’s Printmaking photos
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The prints have arrived and Ericailcane has shared with us some photos of them in the works. 7 different very low edition (editions of 4-20) prints will be available tonight at the opening and online tomorrow. A look at the process:
New Image Art’s “Ménage à Trois” Opens Tomorrow Night
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New Image Art’s latest exhibition “Ménage à trois”showcases the works of Steve Olson, Susanne Melanie Berry, and CR Stecyk II
Justin BUA: Urban Art Studio at LACMA
Justin BUA is known as one of the most important urban and hip-hop artists of our era, so it makes sense that his works will be featured in the Plaza Level of the Art of the Americas Building at the LACMA Muse event.
