BEACON~11

May 25

May 24

hyperallergic: The Painting That Launched a Thousand Lawsuits

hyperallergic:

The Painting That Launched a Thousand Lawsuits

May 22

May 20

May 18

untitled bird 6’x4’ oil on canvas done and done… cut my fingers stretching it this morning.  It’s already out of the house at a pop-up gallery in poughkeepsie.  Looks pretty cool in person… pretty big!

untitled bird

6’x4’

oil on canvas

done and done… cut my fingers stretching it this morning.  It’s already out of the house at a pop-up gallery in poughkeepsie.  Looks pretty cool in person… pretty big!

May 17

psychedelicmangoa: early colors on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/16651050

psychedelicmangoa:

early colors on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/16651050

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f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s: Christian Lacroix

f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s:

Christian Lacroix

May 14

firsttimeuser: lesquimaubleu: A resident struggles to walk in a blizzard in Manhattan, New York. “Miniskirts were in style then, but not the best for a snowy, windy night. 16 inches of snow slows the frenetic pace of Manhattan.” — NWS archive (1969)

firsttimeuser:

lesquimaubleu:

A resident struggles to walk in a blizzard in Manhattan, New York.

“Miniskirts were in style then, but not the best for a snowy, windy night. 16 inches of snow slows the frenetic pace of Manhattan.” — NWS archive (1969)

May 10

amizyo: “Eyes on You (III)” - Close up of a Green Tree Python.April of 2012. 

amizyo:

“Eyes on You (III)” - Close up of a Green Tree Python.
April of 2012. 

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bohemea: George Harrison at Friar Park - All Things Must Pass shoot by Barry Feinstein, 1970

bohemea:

George Harrison at Friar Park - All Things Must Pass shoot by Barry Feinstein, 1970

May 08

(Source: adugas, via confessionsofamichaelstipe)

Work in Progress, anna bergin Still plugging away on this giant bird!  Layer after layer!  It’s approximate size right now is 8ft. x 4ft. 

Work in Progress, anna bergin

Still plugging away on this giant bird!  Layer after layer!  It’s approximate size right now is 8ft. x 4ft. 

robertrauschenberg: (via This Week In New York) John Cage centennial celebration continues at Triple Canopy on May 10 Triple Canopy155 Freeman St.Thursday, May 10, $5 suggested donation, 7:30canopycanopycanopy.com John Cage, who died in 1992 just short of his eightieth birthday, would have turned one hundred this September. Brooklyn’s Triple Canopy continues its centenary salute to the highly influential musician, composer, artist, and theoretician on May 10 with the fourth part of Cage Transmitted: Celebrating + Playing John Cage, examining Cage within the context of his relationship with Marcel Duchamp, a friend and collaborator as well as a major inspiration. On Thursday night, Robert Whitman, whose work was recently featured at the Pace Gallery’s fine “Happenings” exhibition, will present “Inside Out,” a multimedia performance first staged at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1987 and based on Ulf Linde’s lectures on Duchamp. That will be followed by the first-ever public screening of Cage at the Dwan Gallery in 1982 reading his radio play, Marcel Duchamp, James Joyce, Erik Satie: An Alphabet, in which Cage meets the ghosts of Duchamp, Joyce, and Satie as well as thirteen other characters, from Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol to Brigham Young and Mao Zedong.

robertrauschenberg:

(via This Week In New York)

John Cage centennial celebration continues at Triple Canopy on May 10

Triple Canopy
155 Freeman St.
Thursday, May 10, $5 suggested donation, 7:30
canopycanopycanopy.com

John Cage, who died in 1992 just short of his eightieth birthday, would have turned one hundred this September. Brooklyn’s Triple Canopy continues its centenary salute to the highly influential musician, composer, artist, and theoretician on May 10 with the fourth part of Cage Transmitted: Celebrating + Playing John Cage, examining Cage within the context of his relationship with Marcel Duchamp, a friend and collaborator as well as a major inspiration. On Thursday night, Robert Whitman, whose work was recently featured at the Pace Gallery’s fine “Happenings” exhibition, will present “Inside Out,” a multimedia performance first staged at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1987 and based on Ulf Linde’s lectures on Duchamp. That will be followed by the first-ever public screening of Cage at the Dwan Gallery in 1982 reading his radio play, Marcel Duchamp, James Joyce, Erik Satie: An Alphabet, in which Cage meets the ghosts of Duchamp, Joyce, and Satie as well as thirteen other characters, from Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol to Brigham Young and Mao Zedong.

myfotolog: by cheryl

myfotolog:

by cheryl

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