This work reminds me of a lot of work coming out of California but it has a stronger narrative than most pushing past hip/hippy decorative. Is this a new gallery?
I look at this and think "population control". The sun is hot. The woman is cool. The spawn are many. The woman is sort of dumbly and too contentedly procreative. If she's supposed to be giving all her life force away to these male creature-spawn, she's gonna look pretty contented with it if she don't wipe that stupid grin off her face.
I'll give it a B-. It seems like it done gotta be politically motivated but then it jus don't make lotta sense in erny perticulla d'rection. Durn blass' it if I ain't jus bamboozled right'n good by dis leetle sucker.
It is cold and detached one way notha' Playin it good an safe, but I like it.
The gallery is in the middle of the block - Eldridge Street between E. Houston and Stanton. Close to the 2nd Ave. / Lower East Side stop on the F train. It's ground level, and it's painted bright white. The gallery's winter hours are Thursday-Sunday 12-5 PM. More info on the website: http://www.stirusfreeus.com.
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237-A Eldridge Street
Cool. I love Alexia's work. That is a lot of babies to take care of.
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painter - u got some crazy stuff up on popparatzzi. that photo of alec baldwin made my day. 30 rock is my favorite show right now. thanks
ReplyDeleteReminds me of when I was little and the cat had a litter - she licked them unitl they were dry and then they all died of distemper.
ReplyDeleteThen my dad smashed a black widow spider with a shovel.
Somewhere in there my brother lit a bonfire by the fence, under the tree.
The flames were higher than me.
That was awesome.
Then my dad came running and yelling and that was awesome.
that image makes me angry i don't know y maybe it should this is dope
ReplyDeleteThe Rapture and the Left behind. good riddance, eh?
ReplyDeleteSir James Frazier thinks that the reason religion came about in the first place was fear of the human dead.
fear uncertainty doubt? whatever
i can never find this gallery. Is it at ground level?
ReplyDeleteI hate deckled edges. I hate them.
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ReplyDeleteI look at this and think "population control".
The sun is hot. The woman is cool. The spawn are many. The woman is sort of dumbly and too contentedly procreative. If she's supposed to be giving all her life force away to these male creature-spawn, she's gonna look pretty contented with it if she don't wipe that stupid grin off her face.
I'll give it a B-. It seems like it done gotta be politically motivated but then it jus don't make lotta sense in erny perticulla d'rection. Durn blass' it if I ain't jus bamboozled right'n good by dis leetle sucker.
It is cold and detached one way notha' Playin it good an safe, but I like it.
Sunday is a relatively new space. The former director of Freight&Volume opened it.
ReplyDeleteBECOME ONE WITH THE INTEGRAL.
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DO IT NOW.
DO IT WITH JOY.
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Don't like deckle.? I love this piece.
ReplyDeleteDeck the halls with little dolls.
Happy Solstice.
The gallery is in the middle of the block - Eldridge Street between E. Houston and Stanton. Close to the 2nd Ave. / Lower East Side stop on the F train. It's ground level, and it's painted bright white. The gallery's winter hours are Thursday-Sunday 12-5 PM. More info on the website: http://www.stirusfreeus.com.
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