Monday, 31 January 2011
Explore Joe Fig’s Mini Recreations of Artist Studios
Nearly ten years ago, in an effort to explore the working methods of artists like Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning, Brooklyn artist Joe Fig began constructing a series of diorama-like mini reproductions of their studios. The research ultimately led to Fig’s book, Inside the Painter’s Studio, which includes interviews with Chuck Close, Mary Heilmann, Ryan McGinness, Steve Mumford, Alexis Rockman, and others about their creative process, alongside photos snapped in their studio spaces. Click through to check out a gallery of Fig’s work, and if you live in New York, be sure to check out his upcoming public lecture at SVA on February 3 at 7pm...
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somnidea Daniel Assange
What's with all the references to a "five-gigabyte hard drive"? Are American bank executives all living in 1995 or something? #wikileaks
AlArabiya_Eng Al Arabiya English
Go Away #jan25 #egypt
Note: If the police can be ordered back onto the streets, somebody must have originally ordered them to stand down. #Egypt
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