5/09/2006

Kerri Scharlin

11 comments:

  1. Kerri Scharlin, Girls' School
    Kustera Tilton
    Chelsea
    520 West 21st Street
    212-989-0082
    April 20 - May 20, 2006
    Opening: Thursday, April 20, 6:00PM - 8:00PM

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  2. Fall of the house of Plusher?
    Gothic tales of evil stepsisters?
    Does she know how to playthe harp or is it furniture?
    My guess is furniture.

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  3. A painter painting red and green is kind of like the bumb I overheard in the park complaining to the cops that their good cop bad cop routine was predictable.

    Move along.

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  4. If you think of it as a game of "Red Light Green Light" with demonicly posessed children it becomes more about portraiture as a bloodsport.

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  5. The kids I know are more larry Clark and very little if at all like this. I know a lot of kids too.

    Culturewise--Im getting suffocated by all these rich people. Cant we just ignore them?

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  6. People of wealth have the means (means is a euphemism for money and its handmaiden, power) to fund non-utilitiatrian (useless) projects.

    For example, the freedom tower and tree-lined environs will be largely "symbolic" because it will employ security to throw out loiterers. This symbolic act will tell the world (through mass media) that we are sick and tired of the tired and sick.

    So yes, we can ignore people of wealth, but not their security forces.

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  7. These last several paintings posted here would have been just as effective, maybe more, as drawings. A lot of painters don't seem to know the difference anymore, or they can't draw well enough to make the drawing stand alone. So they add color and some brushiness and think that makes the image more worth looking at. I'm thinking no.

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  8. you meant conceptual right?

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  9. So many (spoiled bratts) evil looking Anime-ish characters being painted.

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  10. This looks JUST like an illustration from an Alfred Hitchcock children's anthology of creepy stories. Cool beans!

    Of course, it's kind of a crappy, stupid painting, otherwise.

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