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Seen On The Streets of Chicago via Wooster
From Hazel’s Blog Self vs Self
This entry is the 400th since Self Vs. Self started on August 23rd, 2006 – a big but unexpected milestone. I thought I would offer one of my works as a simple expression of gratitude to everyone who has joined (and stayed with) me on this serpentine narrative journey. Based [...]
Lisa Breslow has used painterly skill to imbue her NYC Landscapes with an unexpected gentleness not usually found in urban cityscapes. The play of light and tone brings about a serenity and a sense of mood that linger long after the taxicabs have sped away. It seems as though the artist has played with time [...]
Reima Honkasalo’s new series of digital prints on canvas is entitled Piggish, so it follows that pigs are the focus of his work. But are they pigs or people? As Honkasalo puts it, “The series is dealing with the question of being a pig and looking like it, or just behaving like one without looking [...]
Koralie and Fafi Hit The Streets Of Brooklyn via Wooster Collective
Wall Rockets: Contemporary Artists and Ed Ruscha, currently on view at the FLAG Art Foundation, is an homage to one of America’s most beloved artists. Named after Ruscha’s celebrated canvas, Wall Rockets (2000), which sits front-and-center at the elevator entry, the exhibition includes a multi-media mixture of works by over seventy international artists — including [...]
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Amazing Chicago Street Artist, Tiptoe has work all over Chicago (including my apt building)…The heart seen above was my favorite piece of the summer and I remember the day I saw that some one painted over it and made the wall look worse…Anyway love Tiptoe’s work and look forward to [...]
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