Wednesday, February 18, 2009

mom's cooking

this is what i got fed for my birthday
don't be jealous

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

All Tomorrow's Parties at Kutsher's Country Club, 2008

A three-day music festival curated by one of my favorite bands My Bloody Valentine. We had so much fun romping around in the sticks, the music became a mere backdrop to the fun we were creating out of our kooky surroundings.
This was September 2008

Friday, May 2, 2008

vermont

we went on a little boarding trip at the end of march to stowe, vermont. mel found us a little house that was a perfect little slice of heaven tucked away at the end of a giant field of snow. it was beautiful and ridiculously fun... here are some postcard film pics. and here are some fun digi pics.




Wednesday, March 12, 2008

a frenchie has my bike!

i've recently found out that my little red bicycle piece sold at colette!

this is the piece.
and here's a little video tour of the show.

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

peekcha! peekcha!

the fancy fresh architecture firm i work for flew us out to san martin, ca to a beautiful winery last december for a holiday party... here are some memories in the form of pictures.










Wednesday, January 9, 2008

maryanne

my nautical friend. this one was for liza :)

Thursday, December 6, 2007

Thursday, September 20, 2007

artshow reception party

wow. good times. thanks to all for coming out and tipping the dancers (dennis). i'll have detailed pics of the actual artwork up later. ha.

Thursday, September 13, 2007

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Thursday, August 30, 2007

Wednesday, August 29, 2007

ye old cinders gallery in brooklyn

actually, this lil gallery in williamsburg is a wee bit three years old and is really cute and has a bunch of cute stuff from a bunch of really cute artists in brooklyn. peep their website to find more eenformashyon on cinders.

i particularly liked these two:
allyson mellberg draws portraits of boil-riddled pretty boys that, in its simplicity, portray the absurdity of their nonchalant, empty-eyed poses whilst carrying mounds of skin abcesses. eiw. i like!! she paints some of them with egg tempra and home-made paints which adds a wonderful texture and steps away from the popular light and airy drawing styles a la marcel dzama, making them a bit more interesting as objects, but i love them all nonetheless.
john orth makes pencil drawings on top of layers of latex (?). i'm curious about the process and what he's laying the laytex on top of. i love his shapes and the perceived imbalance of objects (tears overwhelmingly heavier than the body of the bird, for example).
if you are so inclined, you can find more of their work in the "art 4 sale" section on the cinders' site.

i love my new camera...


























the kids in union square, 17 august 2007

Thursday, August 16, 2007

oh my goth!

please don't ever title anything "meloncholy". even if there's no word in the english language that can possibly describe your piece of whatever-that-needs-a-title so precisely that your heart bursts into flames everytime you look at it and say it to yourself in your head. even out of irony. especially out of irony. especially if your other works contain the words death, dead goat, girl w/ dead goat, bonemouth, or a self-portrait that's a photo of your freshly shorn pink taco. i know that growing up in the 90s has the ability to propel one's self-discovery into the wonderful world of darkness and open the gates to fabulous things like purple velvet coffins and peter joel-witkin but, seriously... don't.

all that aside, chloe piene's drawings may be "dark and eery", but there's something really sophisticated about the way she chooses to shape her forms through contours and specifically chosen areas of detail. each intuitively drawn line looks like suspended strands of string that can unravel into a heap like a three dimensional object. there are similarities to egon shiele especially in the hand details which are major points in the skeelz department, and as much as i hate on her cliché dipictions of skeletors, there's a definitive beauty and sexual draw towards the uncanny that is well played and thought out in some of her drawings. beware of her later works. they are (double gasp!) video stills. probably of her writhing in dirt or period blood or something. yeck~


















i realize this isn't a very interesting entry unless you're a geek about drawing the human form or a closet darklord, so click here to see some pretty stuff by audrey kawasaki.

Monday, August 13, 2007

Thursday, August 9, 2007

music is fun for the whole family







































wutang . voxtrot . klaxons . jesus & mary chain . electralane . battles . rage against the machine . erasure (that's right. i said erasure!)