I came home the other day and found these items on my kitchen table.None of it was addressed to me, but I had to take a peek: See Any Familiar NAMES? Or FACES? It’s cool if you don’t. I just got excited to see my friend Jennifer Mills up there with some others I know,
Continue Reading “Roll Call! – aka – Look What the Post Man Dragged In?”
Sometimes I do things that end up really creeping me out later on, or even immediately. Somehow this still doesn’t stop me from revealing these oddities to others. Like this – for example (above). I found an old photo of myself that I thought I could easily recreate. I stopped before I could really perfect
Almerisa, Wormer, The Netherlands Feb 21, 1998 Rineke Dijkstra
Mac MacGuff: I thought you were the kind of girl who knew when to say when. Juno MacGuff: I don’t know what kind of girl I am. Vivienne Westwood – collection Amedeo Modigliani – painting Edward Gorey – illustration Rineke Dijkstra – photograph Egon Schiele – illustration
Jesus Portrait, Geneby Wayne Adams Here is some holiday inspiration for ya… a holiday mix, I guess.
Walking by Dior, I noticed an installation referencing Andy Warhol’s factory days… or rather the “Silver Factory” (originally dubbed for the decor of one of it’s residents) where he came up with this Silver Mylar “Flotation” idea. A pivotal moment for art history, a so-so window display. I know it probably makes me a snob
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Eyvind Earle Laurel Dailey Mark Rothko “Driving is a spectacular form of amnesia. Everything is to be discovered.Everything is to be obliterated.”– Baudrillard, America
Nickolas Roudané www.roudane.com
Rodin San Jose Performing Arts Center The Bradbury Building The Mural Dist. SF Cathedral Doors Father Junipero Serra Gerome’s The Bath – at the Legion of Honor My home town as immortalized by T. Kinkade Grand Central Art Center The Norton Simon, Basel Mural I, 1956-58 by Sam Francis