Category Archives: Brooklyn
Loren Monk at MINUS Space
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Intelligent(sia) spotted in Carroll Gardens
We interrupt all this musing on the nature of representation in the visual arts (blah blah blah) to make an important Coffee Culture announcement:
Intelligentsia Coffee is now being served on Henry Street, at Naidre’s former location. I was so stunned, I didn’t even bother to note the new ownership’s name.
Though served in an over-large cup [...]
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Famous Accountants, and more Augmented Reality Art
Really good show in Ridgewood. took on new media.
-fitti (Alternative to Alternative Street Art)
Truck-fitti:
(I love that ray-artist. I just saw another “ray” today on a rollshutter in Bushwick.)
Sidewalk-fitti (seen in Ridgewood):
And, my extra-favorite:
Curb-fitti! Call them Street Interventions in the Narrowest-possible Space!
Gotta bend down to see that one—and not get run over in the process.
And, you’ve gotta look sideways to see this one: Lintel-fitti:
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best Homeless Artist
My friend the homeless artist is back on Atlantic Avenue.
I don’t know why I should regard my conversations with him any differently than I would my conversations with any other (read: MFA-educated, “bona-fide”) artist.
Last week, he was on my street corner. I was clearly glad to see him, and he, me. He seemed very agitated, [...]
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Halloween in Brooklyn
Walls are bleeding in Bushwick:
Pumkins are vomiting in Carroll Gardens:
All is right with the world.
Happy November. Remember to vote.
now, @ Bushwick
This artist, whom I don’t know, is one of a four-person group show at Sugar in Brooklyn (private, salon-style gallery on Troutman Street).
Wendaferd Gregory. I enjoyed looking at the artist’s blog because I, too, like taking pictures of sinks and empty plates…for years now.
Whoops. Here’s the power of knee-jerk reaction: I just looked at the [...]
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Nelson Bradley’s faux Movie Poster vs. Real Life Williamsburg