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Forget “Bridge to Nowhere”…Hargo takes a non-PC look at the GOP’s latest Frankenstein…be very very scared!
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Inspired by the penny tray, the event invites both artists & collectors alike to leave or take a work of art according to their desire. No money will be exchanged, only personal contact information.
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“One of the great theorists and technicians of the 1950s New York School of Pollock, de Kooning, Rothko, Newman, and others, Stillman’s name disappeared from those ranks thanks to a combination of being a generation older than those artists and his relocation to Mexico after an eye hemorrhage in 1955, just as the Abstract Expressionists began to capture mainstream attention.” <b>I don’t know about “one of the great theorists” but Stillman definitely warants a second look.</b>
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The McCain campaign has been saying that Alaska supplies 20% of the nation’s energy…well, according to Factcheck.org: “Alaska’s share of domestic energy production was 3.5 percent, according to the official figures kept by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.”
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Photos of this textbook example of early Byzantine architecture.
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Pics of one of the most influential buildings of last century. It makes the case for architectural modernity better than almost anything else. {via iainclaridge.co.uk}
Critic, Curator, Editor-in-chief and co-founder, Hyperallergic
Hi, Hrag,
Just to clarify about Ary Stillman as “one of the great theorists” of that school–Clement Greenberg, the critic who pretty much made Pollock, remembered things Stillman said at gatherings and roundtable discussions 20 years later, so he definitely left an impression.
Thanks for reading.
–Bob
Point taken…I’d love to know where and what he said. Do you have any info?