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Joan Jonas
(1936 - )
Glass Puzzle
(1973)
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adrian ghenie,
christmas eve
2007
140 x 260 cm
oil on canvas
michaël borremans,
the preservation
2001
70,0 x 60,0 cm
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Have to be seen in reality to be believed, they are entirely made of oil (wood, cardboard etc are all painted ). Takes the skill of a grand master which is all part of the joke at the art worlds expense.Comment
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jack goldstein's the knife, 1975.
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Not familiar with him, but I really like that, CS.How do you guys like the fit of my new CCP suit?Comment
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Really reminds me of nupta contagioso/cadevera - Negarestani ( Collapse IV, p130 ) uses this ancient torture as a jump off for exploring the various ontological conundrums of putrefaction.....Originally posted by Acéphale View PostFrancisco José de Goya y Lucientes
(1746 – 1828)
Disparate matrimonial
Uses details from Virgils Aeneid VIII, and also a reference from Erinensis whereby a punishment from Mezentius for the soldiers of Aneas involved them being tied together and paraded until the live bodies bonded with the dead upon their backs and a unison of decay smothered the living ( perhaps not just physically )......
Made me connect.
EDIT - pah, no wonder, its actually printed at the end of the essay....Last edited by viv1984viv; 11-07-2010, 02:35 PM.Comment
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Untitled, Mark Rothko, 1969
Painted on paper as opposed to large scale canvas because by this stage his aortic aneurysm had left him too weak to do larger pieces. The smaller size makes me feel that it has a far more intimate quality and sense of vulnerability about it, which I really like. I think it is important to consider the fact that he committed suicide the year after, as much as I hate forcing the artist's oeuvre into a narrative of a progression towards an end."Lots of people who think they are into fashion are actually just into shopping"Comment
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Emil Nolde
(1867 – 1956)
Der Tod als Tänzerin
(1918)
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BRB thrifting all of this. kidding, but im curious how many of you have actually found pieces of work at a thrift store?
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syed that Rothko is great, probably my favorite out of all the ones i've seen from himComment
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Henry de Groux
(1866 - 1930)
La Lisière du Bois
(1894)
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Leonard Baskin
(1922 - 2000)
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