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untitled
2012
16 x 24”
Posted on Friday, July 13th 2012
Reblogged from Benjamin Edelberg
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Posted on Friday, July 13th 2012
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flying
©2012 salvatore marrazzo
Posted on Friday, July 13th 2012
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Andrew Agutos, Earth, Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12 x 29, 2012
Posted on Friday, July 13th 2012
not yo mama’s jello. a sneak taste of blue bottle’s jello, inspired by #warhol’s red liz #perksofwork
Jello inspired by a work of art by Warhol? Yes, please.
Posted on Thursday, July 12th 2012
Reblogged from LAN vs. WILD
Odessa, Ukraine, August 4, 1993 — Collection of the Artist © Rineke Dijkstra
Tuesday, July 17, at 6:30 pm: Rineke Dijkstra in conversation with Paul Graham at the Guggenheim to discuss their shared artistic concerns and distinct critical practices in image making.
Learn more about the event here, and see more of Dijkstra’s work on LightBox here.
Ooh, we miss having the Rineke Dijkstra exhibition on view! If you weren’t able to see her show here at SFMOMA, definitely see it at the Guggenheim!
Posted on Thursday, July 12th 2012
Reblogged from LightBox
This is a five-minute video of Andy Warhol eating a Burger King hamburger accompanied by Heinz ketchup.
The scene is part of a film done by Jorgen Leth called 66 scenes from america.
Leth had his assistant buy some burgers and directly advised him to buy some in halfway neutral packaging as Leth was afraid that Warhol might reject some brands (Warhol always had an obsession with some of his favorite brands).
So Andy Warhol finally did arrive at the studio, of course along with his bodyguards, and when he saw the selection of burgers the assistant had brought he asked “Where is the McDonald’s?” and Leth — slightly in panic — was immediately like “I thought you would maybe not like to identify…” and Warhol answered “no that is the most beautiful”. Leth offered to let his assistant quickly run to McDonald’s but Warhol refused like “No, never mind, I will take the Burger King.”
(via bon appetit)
The ketchup never pours out easily… not even for Andy Warhol :)
Posted on Thursday, July 12th 2012
Reblogged from PYRAMIDROME
ABC News interviewed our director, Neal Benezra, on our Cindy Sherman exhibition (which opens to the public on Saturday!).
“She is one of the most important living artist I would say,” said Neal Benezra, the executive director of SFMOMA.
Watch the video for sneak peeks inside the exhibition!
Posted on Thursday, July 12th 2012
In this Open Space post, Eric Heiman meditates on space.
Excerpt:
I’m going to talk about activating spaces. Hell, about messing them up—“to fuck them up a little,” as written in a recent Design Observer post—and why it’s a good thing.
Posted on Thursday, July 12th 2012
Man Ray in his Paris studio, c. 1935
Pretty excited for the Man Ray + Lee Miller exhibition opening soon at the Legion of Honor!
Posted on Thursday, July 12th 2012
Reblogged from Artist and Studio
WHOA!!!!! YEAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!….THIS IS SERIOUSLY THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY TUMBLR EXISTENCE!!!….THX SO MUCH SFMOMA….I LOVE visiting you and your fine collection so much!!!….
:) :) :)
Posted on Thursday, July 12th 2012
Reblogged from ARTIFICATION : ETCETERA
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