4.18.2009
Shinichi Maruyama. Japanese. NYC.
Photography + high speed water splash. This action is a form of Shodo (Japanese calligraphy) performance- with the gesture executed in the air rather than on flat paper.
shinichimaruyama.com
4.17.2009
Chance Liscomb. Sculptor. Virginia.
Biblio-file. Steel, Books.
As part of the Reclaimed exhibit at The Target Gallery-national exhibition space of the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Virginia.
torpedofactory.org
Kent Henricksen's embroidery. NYC.
Marguerite Patten. England.
Marguerite Patten. Born in 1915. Home economist, food writer, broadcaster, British icon. During WW II she worked for the Ministry of Food offering recipes using the rationed food that was available. She broadcast her advice on the BBC radio show the Kitchen Front. Her BBC cooking show first aired in 1947- she was one of the 1st TV 'celebrity chefs'. Even in her 90s she continues to contribute to the British food movement (recently interviewed Jamie Oliver-can't wait to get hands on that).
4.16.2009
YSL. Stefano Pilati. S/S 09.
Grey Gardens.
Barnaby Barford. Sculptor. UK.
Happy Meal.
Family Feast.
Salads! I'll give them fucking salads!
Mary had a little lamb.
Wait until I get home, they're going to go crazy!
Look Buddy! Just remember who pays the bills round here.
Do it again, I didn't press record.
Wonderland?! What fucking postcode's that?
Cry 'Havoc' and let slip the dogs of war.
Porcelain, earthenware, enamel paint, painted wooden base + other media.
Satirical sculpture at it's best. Stumbling across Barnaby's work was a real gift... so exciting to see such brilliant art.
More narrative ceramics here.
Diane Arbus. A documentary.
March 14th 1923 – July 26th 1971.
Arbus was one of the most original+influential American photographers of the 20th century.
via- americansuburbx.com