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Monthly Archives: January 2011
The Work of Eric Rondepierre
Eric Rondepierre is a French conceptual artist with a doctorate in Aesthetics whose images recently caught my attention. Aside: I would love to have “Doctorate in Aesthetics” on my resume.
Weekly Wrap-Up for January 28th, 2011
(The photography of Lucien Aigner now on view at the DeCordova) Tee.gee.eye.eff. What a week. Between work/life/defiant dog I want to eat a slutty burrito at lunch to reward myself for making it through the gauntlet with only a flesh … Continue reading
What Lies Beneath II
(Nick Veasey) X-raying images is a non-destructive way of exploring beneath the surface of prized works of art in greater detail than ever before. This fairly new technique has opened up a whole new world to preservationists as art historians … Continue reading
Mornings with Murakami
“On any given day, something claims our attention [literally “grabs our hearts”: kokoro o toraeru] Anything at all, inconsequential things. A rosebud, a misplaced hat, that sweater we liked as a child, an old Gene Pitney record. A parade … Continue reading
Web Finds for January 25th, 2011
(Green Duplex, Seth Armstrong) Happy Tuesday! Work is busybusybusy, but I wanted to send some fun web finds your way to help wash away the agony of the morning commute. Did you fall? I almost did. Twice 😉
Phantom Itunes Project IV: The Cool School
“There is this tendency out here just to not care about art history, but its because we are a young city, we’re not an old city, we’re not surrounded by art, we don’t have to deal with our past because..there … Continue reading
Weekly Wrap-up for January 21st, 2010
(Angelus, Salvador Dali) While performing my CIVIL DUTY this week as a juror (aka my day spent in the waiting room that smelt of bodies) , it gave me a chance to contemplate my existence and get a head start … Continue reading
Remember When Your Boots Weren’t Soggy?
So, I might have jinxed us. A few weeks ago I was talking to my mom about how this winter has been fairly kind to Boston. And then the holiday blizzard happened, and then another one, and the sun came … Continue reading
The Online Art Auction
When I’m not busy reading porn to the blind, I sometimes like to catch up with the Wall Street Journal..or at least read headlines…or look at pictures.. Last week’s Friday Journal featured a story entitled Clicking on a Masterpiece … Continue reading