Tonight I received an email invite to a reception for artist Tim Moore for 100 Buddhas. I couldn’t locate a website, but I now see that he had a show at Farm Gallery in Wellfleet this summer. I blogged about the gallery earlier in the season, but I totally missed Moore’s work. In any case, his Buddhas are now hanging at Pod, a small home accessories shop in Brookline Village. Looks worth checking out. There’s a reception tomorrow night, Tuesday, Feb. 2nd, 6pm to 8pm.
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A few years ago I discovered Rio de Janeiro artist Beatriz Milhazes. Her work was hanging in a living room featured in a glossy mag (perhaps Elle Decor). I perused her work online but it simply wasn’t in the budget. Seems she’s done a lot since then. In addition to her paintings, which are similar in style, but more vivid and hard-edged, there’s an amazing mobile installation and some public works. Most of these are through the James Cohan Gallery in NYC; some are earlier works from the Stephen Friedman Gallery, also in NYC. Feast your eyes. . .
Mariposa, 2004
Acrylic on canvas
Aubergine II, 2003
paper collage on paper,
Brinquelandia, 2008
Mixed media collage on paper
A Lenda, 2002
Acrylic on canvas
O Macho, 2002
Acrylic on canvas, 99 x 96cm (39 x 38in)
Jamaica, 2006
Hiromi handmade Kozo triple thick
Peace and Love, 2005,
Gloucester Road Station Project
Platform for Art Underground
London, UK
Set design for Marcia Milhazes Contemporary Dance Company, 2008
Gamboa, 2008
Iron and mixed media
Guanabara, 2005
Tate Modern Restaurant Project
London, UK
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When textile designer Seema Krish, whose work is helping to revitalize crafts in her native India, learned that I had studied Indian art in grad school, she suggested I have a look at contemporary artist Alexander Gorlizki. Mughal miniatures, with a twist!
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Tom Baril is a photographer whose work I became acquainted with at the Bonni Benrubi Gallery in NYC. I love his haunting, and sometimes scientific, black and white still lives of flowers. The first one here,”Dahlias,” is by far my favorite.
“Dahlias”
“3 Poppies #2”
“Open Tulip”
“Peonies”
“Freesia”
“Two Roses”
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I finally made it over to the Patch NYC showroom at 46 Waltham today. What a maze of a building. What an amazing, cozy space. And… they’re having a sample sale! Prices are terrific; definitely stop over for last minute gifts.
Earrings, $10 – $15
Necklaces, $15 – $20
Cotton velvet and vintage textile pillows, $30 or 4/$100
M0re pillows, $30 – $60
Amazing art by the woman who used to work in this studio.
Scarves,$70 – $85
Cosmetic cases, $5
Sculptures by Steven Murphy
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Pretty Party Invitations from Tiny Prints
Stylish Invitations and Cards from Storkie
Interior Decorator Business Cards
Selection of stylish headboards at Wedo-Headboards.co.uk
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