Frieze Art Fair 2012

via Art Infosome the the best art from Frieze and the new Frieze Masters’:

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Fashion Week Spring 2013

This season instead of posting about all the predictable designers and how I love their designs (read Rodarte, Jason Wu, Honor), which I do, I wanted to post about two designers that I had never heard of whose beautiful work stood out to me. I’m sure I’m way behind and these peeps have probably been around for awhile but, what can I say, I’m just not in the loop. First is Bora Aksu, which aside from the fact that they appear to be wearing panties on their heads, are lovely modern, yet still feminine designs. Love the yellow as well, though I would look ghastly in it:

 

 

 

Second is Clements Ribeiro, which has more of the vintage lady-like feel that I’m such a sucker for:

 

 

 

 

 

 

via The Cut

The Only Child

I stumbled on to these photos on boooo (never know how many o’s)m.com    and they’re so simple and beautiful. Taken by Robin Schwartz of here daughter Amelia

Art again!

Okay I have nary an excuse for why I haven’t posted but I’m here posting now and it’s pretty artastic. These two artists I found recently and actually think they visually complement each other so here they are:

These photos are by Patty Carroll titled ‘Anonymous Portraits’

 

 

 

 

 

and these mixed media pieces are by Scott Waters titled ‘Domestic Violence”

 

 

 

Aline Weber for Vogue Japan

Ok, this is from 2011 but it’s beautiful so I thought I would post it anyway

Best and Worst of July Fashion Mags

I did the best of entertainment photos, now for the best and worst of the fashion mags from July. There are some really great, and by great I mean bad…and good, shots. Llamas and Mouse ears oh my. Which are your favs?

 

 

via nymag

Gallery Openings This Week

Well it’s been months since I’ve moved back to nyc and I can count on one hand the number of galleries I’ve been to…..and not a single museum. Shame on me. I’m the worst artist ever….so in lieu of trying to see more art I thought I’d post a list of some NYC openings this week in case y’all wanted to see some too. Seriously. Go. Don’t be a slacker like me.

Opening In Next 7 Days


Chelsea

Thursday, July 26
Jamel Shabazz, Phone Sex, 1997, NYC

ArtNowNY and The City Firm Present, “The Art of Rap: Remixed & Mastered” 
ArtNowNY, 6 – 9 PM
548 West 28th Street, 646-535-6528

Polina Barskaya, Tourists, 2011

Show #6: How to Write a Novel 
Field Projects, 5 – 8 PM
526 West 26th Street, No. 807

Faith Holland, video sill from Improving, Non-Stop, 2011

Between Two Thoughts 
Visual Arts Gallery, 6 – 8 PM
601 West 26th Street, 15th floor, 212.592.2145

Summer Show 
Praxis International Art, 6 – 8 PM
541 West 25th Street, 212-772-9478

First Year in New York 
Galerie Richard, 6 – 8 PM
514 West 24th Street, 212-510-8181

Aneta Bartos

31 Women in Art Photography 
Hasted Kraeutler, 6 – 8 PM
537 West 24th Street, 212.627.0006

“BB”, 57″ × 47″, Acrylic on Panel, 2012, Artist Jeremy Penn

The Secret in their Eyes
RL Fine Arts, 6 – 8 PM
39 West 19th Street, Suite 612, 212-645-6402


DUMBO

Wednesday, July 25
Running 000516, 2011, Pigment Print, Edition of 7 ©Tabitha Soren

FRESH 2012—Annual Summer Exhibition 
Klompching Gallery, 6 – 8 PM
111 Front Street, Suite 206, 212-796-2070


East Village / Lower East Side

Wednesday, July 25
Sam Gilliam “Red Echo, 2005, acrylic on birch, 28 × 28 × 2 1/2 inches

“Lyrical Color,” a Pocket Utopia group show 
Pocket Utopia, 6 – 8 PM
191 Henry Street, between Clinton and Jefferson

tamara gayer, graphic study for ‘the inside’, 2012

tamara gayer: the inside 
toomer labzda, 6 – 8 PM
100a Forsyth Street, 917 488 3388

Thursday, July 26

CANNONBALL! 
frosch&portmann, 6 – 8 PM
53 Stanton Street, 646 266 5994

Melissa McCaig-Welles and John Leo present: KINGBROWN at Klughaus Gallery 
Klughaus Gallery, 7 – 11 PM
47 Monroe Street, 646-801-6024


Midtown

Thursday, July 26

Liberty in the Forest 
Chashama 266 Gallery, 6 – 9 PM
266 West 37th Street, 212-391-8151 x 26


Tribeca / Downtown

Tuesday, July 24

Surprise Surprise 
FB Gallery, 6 – 9 PM
368 Broadway, No. 209, 917.495.2457


Williamsburg / Greenpoint / Bushwick

Thursday, July 26
Francesco Longenecker, Cottage, 2012, Oil on Plexiglass, 9 × 12 × 1in

site95 Benefit 
Present Company, 6 – 9 PM
101 North 13th Street

Intimate Planet 
The Bogart Salon, 6 – 9 PM
56 Bogart Street, 203-249-8843

It’s a scary world

This series of photos, Bodybuilder’s World by Kurt Stallaert, are kind of fantastic. I’m creeped out by normal bodybuilders, but these digitally manipulated, seemingly steroid laden, youth are beyond scary. It’s an eerie depiction of something I consider to be a common affliction in our society. That’s not saying that I think bodybuilding is running rampant among todays youth. Not at all. The issues of body image and that they affect people of every age…that’s what I take away from these for some reason. Is that what the artist intended? I have no idea. That’s what I see though, and I’m intrigued…and more than just a little bit bothered by these.

via DesignBoom

July’s Best Entertainment Photos

It’s not quite the end of the month but time to do the round-up anyway. Check out Selena Gomez,  Nick Offerman,  Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Blake Lively, Andrew Garfield, Jessica Paré, and Seth MacFarlane, and many others in the best of this month’s entertainment photography.

via NYMag

Brave New Look

This shoot from Vogue Australia , by Nicole Bentley , captures looks from the fall campaigns. Too many favorites. I want them all. Hello anonymous benefactor, are you listening? I need all of these…and probably a few more too.