#81
02/12/2010
Giant sculptures and their abstract forms, gentle shapes, weird creatures with wonderful expressions by Aaron Curry.
Phantom, 2010. Painted wood
Mr. Square in Flatland (Reclining), 2009. Painted wood, aluminum base.
The Monad Has Wheels (Penguin Bear), 2010. Silkscreen on wood, powder coated aluminum.
Mammut, 2010. Powder coated aluminum.
Untitled, 2010. Painted wood.
The Scarecrow’s Wife, 2009. Silkscreen on wood, steel.
Ohnedaruth, 2009. Steel.
Man with Sword and Sunbeam, 2009. Painted aluminum.
Face Face Socialite (Harlequin in Grisaille), 2009. Painted wood.
Pierced Line (Brown Goblinoid), 2008. Wood, rope, paint.
Danny Skullface Sky Boat (Reclining), 2009. Paint on anodized aluminum.
Shack #15, 2006. Painted wood, rope, and resin.
Via artnet and david kordansky gallery
#71
18/11/2010
I love the idea of tiny paintings like these ones done by the artist Amy Bennett .
The first one below I’ve seen at Frieze Art Fair and the other ones are part of an installation called OUT IN THE OPEN at Gallery Madnus Karlsson.
LEFTOVERS, 2010 – Oil on panel, 10×15 com
#70
17/11/2010
#65
08/11/2010
Wondering about the future?
#64
05/11/2010
Do you know when you lay your eyes on something and think that it is made out of a specific material, but then, you look closer and realize it is not?
In fact, it was just an optical illusion, your imagination or the talent of some artists tricking you into seeing something that is not quite what it seems.
These works are a great example of that.
#63
04/11/2010
#62
03/11/2010
#61
02/11/2010
Below, there is a compilation of some diverse and interesting paintings that I saw at Frieze Art Fair last month. These paintings have incorporated multiple other materials besides ink, including clothes, pure pigment, studs, glitter, loam, wool, embroidery, ultra-chrome on aluminum, Plexiglas, polystyrene, thread, plaster and glue, etc.
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#60
01/11/2010
#59
29/10/2010
Color, color color! Loads of vivid colors and neon stuff at Frieze Art Fair 2010!
