Events to Check In(to): Googa Mooga
The Great Goooga Mooga Where: Brooklyn, Prospect Park also… For more information and tickets, go to the Great GoogaMooga site…
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Event To Check In(to): Art
Feel This Fill “Meet” Fistic Campo Art Compilation By Oliver Levius “Grungy, the word that sums up my style of art. I believe art is something natural and should be affected by yourself and your environment. It should be impulsive and very little thought out. Art is an emotion as much as an action. I … Continue reading »
Happy Birthday pAvant Garden
Here’s to another year of blogging… Continue reading »
Event in Toronto: The Toronto Loves Kicks Design Project
Bata Shoe Museum Saturday, November 24, 2012 8:00pm until 12:00am -Two groups of 8 artists (16 artists total) -Two artists from each round advance to the finals -Four finalists will compete for the Design Project champion -The Design Project champion receives $250 plus prize pack All 20 artworks will be shown at the Bata Shoe Museum. In … Continue reading »
Technodrome 1 Art Show Tonight
Candamill presents: AVONE TECHNODROME1 Opening reception- November 15th, 7 -10 pm Cocktails- courtesy of 89 Mercer Entertainment- DJ April Hunt RSVP to Gallery89@candamill.com 89 Mercer Street, between Spring and Broome AVONE Anthony Vasquez, legendary street artist AVONE, leads in a new direction. Taking inspiration from trips abroad, Franz Kline and Andy Goldsworthy he explores new … Continue reading »
Arbus vs Sander: Who Did It Best?
Diane Arbus was heavily influenced by August Sander work. Both Artist were extremely good at focusing on being very specific in order to be very general. Both spent extensive amount of time with their subjects in order to truly capture the essence of truth and reality within their image. Diane Arbus was born on March 14, 1923 in … Continue reading »
Robert Frost
Literary Arts: The Road Not Taken Robert Frost Robert Frost; born in San Francisco, California on March 26, 1874. Poet. Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the … Continue reading »
