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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Finally picked up the photo I bought – Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil #22
I bought this piece a month or so ago, but I finally picked it up from Michael Phelan tonight. I’ve tried describing it to a few people, and I’ve gotten skeptical looks, but I quite like it. It’s an archival pigment print of an unaltered scan of a… Continue reading
Day 4. The Pulse art fair is my favorite, just like last year.
This slightly concave wall of small mirrors tracks your movements as you walk in front of it and your reflection shimmers and moves in waves. Continue reading
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Jeffrey giving a butchering demonstration at Essex Street Market.
I stumbled upon a class on meat and butchering by Jeffrey of Jeffrey’s Meats and watched for a half hour. He’s going through the different parts of the cow and the cuts of meat. I wish I had video because it’s amazing to see the way he effortlessl… Continue reading
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Day 3: at Pool art fair, thanks to @ozsultan. Art hung in hotel rooms.
The fair is at the Wyndham hotel, and every room on 4 floors is occupied by an artist or gallery showing their works. It’s a great concept, but it works much better in Miami for Art Basel with its open, art deco hotels. The Wyndham is pretty drab…. Continue reading
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Bridge art fair. Artist having his skull tattood. Not my kind of thing.
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Cool interpretation of the restaurant “choking victim” poster.
Restaurants in NY are required to hang a poster on how to assist people that are choking. Up to yesterday, the only version I’ve seen of this is the garish yellow and red poster. At Txikito last night, I was struck by a stylish and entertaining ve… Continue reading
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