Marina Molares was kind enough to send me an email full of links to interesting and creative people she thought I should check out. At the bottom of her email as an after thought she added her blog where she posts all of her work; collages, photographs and designs. I think I rather post about her today. :)
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Film maker Shaun Roberts takes a different look at David Ball's collages. From the beginning: "...focusing on the individual parts that make up his complex compositions" and the negative spaces they leave behind. Stunning, yet simple video.
This is the first part of a series on David's work for his upcoming show; Harum Scarum — New Works by David Ball, opening February 2, 2012 at 111 Minna.
Harum Scarum — Teaser #1: Detritus from Shaun Roberts on Vimeo.
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New Image Art was turned into a neon wonderland for Judith Supine's LADYBOY. Floor to ceiling was decked with Supine's hand painted wall paper and large scale sculptures. The opening was packed, and it looks like it was a ton of fun. Check out all of the opening pics here.
Image credit: Brent Kerr, Yuri Hasegawa.
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New Image Art opens Judith Supine's LADYBOY this coming Wednesday. From the press release:
Supine describes LADYBOY significance as “the marriage of opposites in one person — comparable to the technique of collage, combining seemingly disparate images to reveal something that wasn’t previously apparent”. An intimate encounter by the artist with a ladyboy in Bangkok served as the stimulus for this exhibition.
Images you see here are from Judith's works out on the street, along with a few pieces that will be in the show. Most of the outdoor pics are credited to Jaime Rojo from Brooklyn Street Art.
LADYBOY runs through May 13, 2011.
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The Memory Or You Is Never Lost Upon Me.
Brian Adam Douglas aka Elbow-Toe sent over new work from his show, Due Date at The Black Rat Projects and the fresh off the streets of London. Brian's collages have gotten better and better as he goes, yes the above is a collage. To see Brian out on the streets in London, check out Arrested Motion's post on him.
The below piece, This Too Shall Pass, is loosely based on the myth of the Fisher King. Click on the images to see them larger.
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