revolvergallery:

Andy Warhol and Bob Dylan, 1965

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Win Shanokprasith

“New Objective: Lightbulb” 

www.winshanokprasith.com

crumblingaura:

While visiting the Garry Winogrand exhibit at SFMOMA, I encountered the incredible architectural visions of Lebbeus Woods.

Image of an imagined post-big-Quake SF building is part of Woods’ “San Francisco Bay Projekt” series and taken from SFMOMA’s blog.

Read the entire Open Space post here.

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Sculpture & photography © Sébastien Gorla

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dannyschutt:

…to the Moon. Acrylic transfer and paper on wood panel. 9” x 10.5”

meganleppla:

Catching up on the @SFMOMA Artcasts, in preparation for #sfmomago. 9 days left before the expansion begins!

9 DAYS 9 DAYS 9 DAYS! Catch up on SFMOMA Artcasts here :)

edwardhblake:

Prepare for “The Clock” crowds at SFMOMA.

As time runs out for Christian Marclay’s The Clock at SFMOMA, the line grows long… just remember to bring some crossword puzzles and a smile, and you’ll be JUST fine :)

As our metamorphosis begins, San Francisco Magazine goes behind the scenes and reports on what it takes to deconstruct the museum.

SFMOMA’s soon-to-begin, three-year-long, $610 million metamorphosis has 280,000 moving parts—and that’s just the stuff in the trucks… Read more→

kadist:

Ben Kinmont will reactivate his piece On becoming something else in six Bay Area restaurants in collaboration with SFMOMA. 

For the original presentation of the piece at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, Kinmont made a broadside reproducing seven paragraphs he had written, each devoted to an artist who had become something else. Long interested in antiquarian cookbooks, the history of gastronomy, and restaurant culture, he then invited seven Parisian chefs to each create a recipe, based on one of the paragraphs. Each dish served as an homage to the corresponding artist’s decision to leave the art world. The public was invited to each chef’s restaurant to literally consume these representations of the paragraphs, effectively moving the work outside the traditional spaces of the art world.

Kinmont will be working with Bar Tartine, Rich Table, State Bird Provisions, Outerlands, Bar Jules in San Francisco and Camino in Oakland. Each restaurant will be creating a dish about artists who had become something else. 

For more information about the project, click here. 

colewillsea:

MOMAment, I (For B.Newman), acrylic and ticket stubs on paper, 2013

www.cpwillsea.com

A painting using SFMOMA ticket stubs!? We love it!