OBEY on Wythe in Williamsburg, BK

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Also: Shepard Fairey Interview

OBEY on 5th at 26th

Marie Claire Maison, Avril 2010.

Jean-Christophe Aumas' retro chic Paris home.

Inna Meijer and Matthijs can Cruijsen's Netherlands barn kitchen. Simply beautiful.

Lisa Solberg.

Bathers Barf

Nothing to Fear

Up There at the End

Conquer Your Demons

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I'm a big fan of self pro-claimed 'action painter', Lisa Solberg. Her work is positive, lively, colorful; and I looove the titles.

Wooster Street.

I have been taking photos of Street Art on a daily basis since my arrival to NYC in June of 2007 and I've fallen in love with searching the streets for both familiar and new artists.

It's all about timing.

Above are pieces by Obey (+Shepard Fairey), among others.

Also, check out the Wooster Collective.

ROA

ROA
Opening Reception May 14th, 7-10pm

Factory Fresh, 1053 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn

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Now Through a Glass Darkly.

Now Through a Glass Darkly
May 6th – June 26th, 2010
Opening Reception: May 6th 2010. 6 – 8pm

Arario Gallery. 521 West 25th Street

Now Through a Glass Darkly is a group exhibition featuring the works of Aleksandar Duravcevic (*image above: Welcome-Mirror), Jason Gringler, Paul Jacobsen, Jitish Kallat, Kim Keever, Dongwook Lee, Glenn Ligon, Ivan Navarro, Ylva Ogland, Jack Pierson, Tallur L.N. and Andy Warhol. The exhibition is organized by Cornell DeWitt.

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" “for now we see through a glass, darkly.” The phrase is broadly interpreted as meaning that mankind has an imperfect perception of reality. However, an alternative interpretation – as advocated by Nolan – would emphasize that we are living in dark times. For this exhibition, Nolan’s literary analysis is applied to the realm of contemporary visual art. The phrase is interpreted literally through artists that use or depict dark mirrors or glass in various forms in their work; metaphorically through artists who depict a dark worldview or personal view; or a combination of the two. " -Arario Press Release