Opens Tonight, Apr 22, 6-8p:
”Before They Were Famous”
William John Kennedy
site 109, 109 Norfolk St., NYC
American photographer William John Kennedy’s exhibition of newly published prints of Andy Warhol and Robert Indiana is believed to be the only such images in existence capturing the artists with their works, among them Warhol’s “Marilyn Monroe” and Indiana’s “LOVE”.
Posted on Sunday, April 22nd 2012
Reblogged from nyc art scene
This morning: Gotham awakens.
Posted on Saturday, April 21st 2012
Source skibinskipedia.org
The Metrocard Project is an ongoing project that aims to redesign the iconic New York City Metrocard in a fresh way. It was created for Gail Anderson’s Communication Design class at the School of Visual Arts. Even though the current Metrocard design has been around for years, it could use a little updating. The card itself gets so much exposure and should be something thoughtfully designed. The purpose of the project is to show the many ways there are to design a better Metrocard and to promote better design within the city.
Posted on Friday, April 20th 2012
Reblogged from Capital New York
April 20, 1950: The Woolworth Building reflected in a puddle in City Hall Park. The original caption deemed it “an eerie reflection of the skyline.” Photo: Arthur Brower/The New York Times
Posted on Friday, April 20th 2012
Reblogged from The Lively Morgue
Gagosian by Longo
[Also, GPOY.]
Posted on Thursday, April 19th 2012
Source uk.phaidon.com
Eva Lake: Judd Women Targets. Opens tomorrow.
Posted on Wednesday, April 18th 2012
Source nycartscene.info
Spuyten Duyvil is the name of a subsection of the Riverdale section of the Bronx in New York City. The area is named after Spuyten Duyvil Creek, a Dutch name with various historical spellings and meanings, the most plausible of which is “Spinning Devil,” “Devil’s Whirlpool,” or “Devil’s Spate.”
Posted on Wednesday, April 18th 2012
Source skibinskipedia.org
Manhattan Beckett, 2012.
Posted on Sunday, April 15th 2012
Source skibinskipedia.org



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