Alice Neel

your life was crazy but you are awesome. wiki

Funny

Egon

Catherine Campbell

Novcento

maurizio cattelan, interview here!

MOMA

museum of modern art

cy twombly (7 new sculptures)
willem de kooning (retrospective)
diego rivera (murals)

you can buy tickets to lectures! and learn shit! yessss
@iwillbringanotebook

Green means go

Felt on display

found a slide show on artists using felt over at the ny times -

Felt’s history began 8,000 years ago, before the earliest forms of weaving. Created from animal wool, soap and water and mashed into pulp, felt is then dried and made into everything from caps to rugs and capes to yurts.

No More Buggin.

(listen)

I Want You

Kerouac + Klee

good dudes. get to know them if you dont.

Picasso

likes sparklers too!! painting with light- from time magazine.
Happy 4fth of July!

Michael Eudy

check out more of his supercool paintings here

My Shadow

Sometimes

i feel like this

Watercolors

Mizue Hirano
via Design is Mine

mykonos live

Egon Schiele

I haven't posted any art in awhile, I've been so deep in my pandora radio indie folk reverie. So I thought I'd just go with my most favorite guy.

I woke up early and am already tired.

Bouwe van der Molen

Saw the tape font at Aesthetic Outburst (via Pink Shirts and Car Wrecks) and stalked his profiles. . and his blog Freaky Fauna. The photo of his work space was taken for a book on small pads, the tape font was setup in a villa window and then later digitized, the design by subtraction was inspired by a quote from Ruedi Baur at the Ecole National des Beaux-Arts, Lyon.

“Subtract signs, subtract gadgets, subtract the pointless, subtract the too-much-to-the-point, subtract systemisation, subtract formulas, subtract power, subtract signatures, subtract beliefs… maybe even subtract subtraction?…”

Sightseeing

Vermeer at the Met and Meier at the Cooper Hewitt.

Venus

James McNeill Whistler

Big Crush

So it's pretty obvious I have a huge crush on Charles Lang Freer- founder of the first Smithsonian Art Gallery. Another great artist represented in his collection is Dwight William Tryon. His paintings hung in the gallery capture the colorful stillness of the landscape perfectly, but also the excitement and beauty of it.