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Bird bits.
Eyeball, eyeball, eyeball, eyeball.
Eyeball experiments.
I’ll get you some feathers tomorrow, little dude. I promise.
While a minority of American are in a post-election meltdown over the browning of America, I feel compelled to admit that the part of America that is in a constant state of flux, always shifting, moving, changing, and accepting of the fact that the only things that unite Americans are a few ideas, is what I love about this place. To be American is to be dynamic, maybe even volatile, but never staid. Looking back, to borrow a Biblical allegory, is to turn into salt. I don’t think it’s an accident that the winning Presidential candidate’s slogan this year was “Forward” — that’s the direction we expect from America, even if we’re chronically disappointed. Sara Rahbar’s Flag series captures some of the energy I love about America.
Anselm Kiefer, “Hortus Philosophorum”, mixed media, gouache on photopaper
Love Kiefer.
Me too. So crunchy. Yum.
Audrey Goes Home on Flickr.
My piece for Gallery 1988’s Crazy 4 Cult NYC. The show opens tomorrow, with over 300 pieces of art made of cult movie love.
August 9th, 6-9 PM
64 Gansevoort St.
Open through September 1.
“I’ll give you a tip. The best way to become a player in the art world is to be an underbidder on a major work of art [at auction]. You don’t have to spend any money. Just raise your hand near one of the top bids on a Warhol or another major lot and Josh will list you in the Baer Faxt among the underbidders. Do that a few times and people will think of you as one of the big players.”—
Former gallerist/dealer and current director of LA’s MOCA Jeffrey Deitch on being a “player” in the art world, The Art Newspaper
But what if you accidentally buy it? That could ruin your whole day.
About
I'm Leontine Greenberg. This is my personal blog. I also paint tiny floating creatures and post-human storybook anecdotes. If you want to know more about those, see works in progress and get invited to shows, go here. You can see all of my work on flickr and more of the stuff that inspires me at pinterest. The things I like include: David Bowie, The National, Sherlockians, Dan Savage, people who make art, books and stories, and the Oxford comma.
