
San Francisco: I Got 5 On it
Thursday, March 04, 2010

If you happen to be in San Francisco this Saturday, be sure to check out the opening of "I Got 5 On It" at 31 Rausch St. Gallery. The show features the responses of twenty talented photographers who were prompted with five subjects - a chair, a flower, a window, a tree and a road - to convey through photos.
The exhibition is curated by SF based photographers Amanda Boe, Chris Koperski and Adam Weir. The event runs from 6-10 PM and looks promising!

Malevich's Ducati and Pollock's Tank
Wednesday, March 03, 2010

What would it look like if a few famous modern artists painted their Luxury Automobiles and exotic pets? Thanks to artist Jon Rafman we can see the results in all their high-res, 3d rendered glory. I'll take one ride in Rudolph Stingel's Esclade Limo, please.
More images at Brandnewpaintjob.com
Eggleston IRL
Sunday, February 28, 2010

The expansive show occupies the two main galleries on the first floor of the Modern Wing, with some huge black and white portraits and a video installation spilling into the corridor outside of the photo gallery. The works within the galleries are mostly color Dye Transfer prints, a fairly ancient and complicated photographic printing process which results in a densely rich color quality that is Eggleston's signature. Viewing his work in real life is truly a perspective changing event. It remains obvious that he is one of the most influential contemporary photographers in the scene, defining what and how color photography is today.
The exhibition is on view at the Art Institute until May 23.
On a side note, we highly recommend the documentary William Eggleston in the Real World to supplement the genius of this enigma. Released in 2006, the movie shows an intimate look into the artist's life while offering some vulnerable and heart warming scenes of the guy. To watch: http://www.snagfilms.com/films/title/william_eggleston_in_the_real_world/
Jessica Hans: Wovens
Saturday, February 27, 2010

















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