#art exhibition
3:54 pm : Paire d'aiguières, Garniture composée d'une paire d'aiguières et d'un petit autel et Paire de pots-pourris par Pierre Gouthière pour l'exposition “Or virtuose à la cour de France, Pierre Gouthière (1732-1813)” aux Arts Décoratifs - Paris, Avril MMXVII.
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3:53 pm : Paire d'aiguières, Garniture composée d'une paire d'aiguières et d'un petit autel et Paire de pots-pourris par Pierre Gouthière pour l'exposition “Or virtuose à la cour de France, Pierre Gouthière (1732-1813)” aux Arts Décoratifs - Paris, Avril MMXVII.
(© Sous Ecstasy)
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3:57 pm : Projet pour le petit salon du duc d'Aumont élévation du côté de la cheminée par Pierre-Adrien Pâris (dessin à l'encre noire, lavis de bistre, vers 1775-1780) pour l'exposition “Or virtuose à la cour de France, Pierre Gouthière (1732-1813)” aux Arts Décoratifs - Paris, Avril MMXVII.
(© Sous Ecstasy)
Pour le petit salon du duc, l'architecte prévoit une cheminée à décor de bronzes dorés comme il était d'usage dans les espaces de réception où l'effet de richesse était recherché et apprécié.
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3:57 pm : Projet pour le petit salon du duc d'Aumont élévation du côté de la cheminée par Pierre-Adrien Pâris (dessin à l'encre noire, lavis de bistre, vers 1775-1780) pour l'exposition “Or virtuose à la cour de France, Pierre Gouthière (1732-1813)” aux Arts Décoratifs - Paris, Avril MMXVII.
(© Sous Ecstasy)
Pour le petit salon du duc, l'architecte prévoit une cheminée à décor de bronzes dorés comme il était d'usage dans les espaces de réception où l'effet de richesse était recherché et apprécié.
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We’re giving away this poster free at the opening reception of Brian M. Viveros’ “The Good, The Bad & The DIRTY” next Saturday November 3rd. If you’re in NYC get there while supplies last!
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Progress shot of “Mourning” by Brian M. Viveros for his upcoming exhibition “The Good, The Bad, & The Dirty” coming to our NYC space November 3rd! Email [email protected] to be added to the collectors preview list.
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“The Long Goodbye” by Zach Oldenkamp and the rest of “The Moleskine Project VII” can still be found on our website if you weren’t able to make it to the exhibition!
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We’ve got some exciting news! Through the hard work and continued dedication of our local elected officials, the Brooklyn Museum has been awarded a generous $3M grant to help bring our celebrated collection of African art back on view. The funding will support the critical first steps towards creating permanent galleries for our Arts of Africa collection—which will open by 2025 in time for our 200th anniversary. In conjunction with special exhibitions focused on art of the African diaspora, our new galleries will be the second-largest freely accessible collection of African art permanently on view in New York City, and the only one located in Brooklyn.
We’d like to extend a special thanks to Senator Chuck Schumer, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, and Representative Hakeem Jeffries for their leadership in securing this transformative grant and for making the new galleries possible!
Stay tuned for more information about the galleries and collection.
Temne artist. Mask for the Ordehlay (Ode-Lay) or Jollay Society, mid-20th century. Freetown, Sierra Leone. Wood, paint, plastic, metal. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Gross, by exchange, 2013.25. Creative Commons-BY
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Sara Sanz: “Tiempo De Brujas” @ Plastic Murs Gallery:
http://www.ohsosurreal.com/2015/10/sara-sanz-tiempo-de-brujas-plastic-murs.html
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Art by Paul Neberra. Galeria Funart presents group exhibition “Low to Pop” - now on our blog:
http://www.ohsosurreal.com/2015/10/galeria-funart-presents-group.html
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Wyrms at Winter Ghosts ~ T-Shirts and Live Event
Wyrms at Winter Ghosts ~ T-Shirts and Live Event
Wyrm logo & poster by Cobweb Mehers. Sun symbol by Andy Paciorek
Winter Ghosts at Whitby returns this year at the Metropole ballroom on Saturday 27th November featuring talks by and with a ghost story session at Flowergate Hall on Sunday 28th November. There will also be a Cryptid / folkloric creature themed art exhibition running at Flowergate Hall from October 30th to November…
Tonight the latest Localhost exhibition opens! This time around we collaborated with IRL Gallery out of Cincinnati to put together a show with no artists. We wanted to make something playful that focuses on on our roles as non-commercial artist-run spaces. I think we came up with something really fun. The show will launch tonight on the Localhost server, and at the IRL gallery in Cincinnati from 6-9pm. Definitely check out IRL if you’re in the area!
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Video walkthrough of Localhost’s most recent exhibition, There Are No Girls On The Internet. Have a look!
More info: www.localhost.gallery
New York Tumblr Fam,
We’re hosting a magazine launch / art show in Chinatown tonight from 8 - 11, under a Buddhist temple, beside LES skatepark feat. art from the mag, free beer and an aux cord.
Roll through. ✨
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Yana Bystrova
Yana Bystrova is a third-generation Ukrainian artist, born to create undeniably conceptual, enticing pieces of art. Having her body of work showcased in galleries around the world, Yana has continuously stunned audiences with her meticulous creations full of color, concept and mixed media.
Listen to Yana’s full conversation with the 360 team on the 360 MAG Podcast HERE.
No stranger to pouring…
https://www.facebook.com/events/472670280236182/
I’m running a fundraising exhibition night for the National Migraine Clinic, on Saturday the 14th of September at CUC Winebar in Cambridge!
RSVP via the Facebook event link above! ;)
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Frist of all none of the following translations belong to me, I found them on this blog https://denise-dinc.livejournal.com/372888.html. I will just copy some of them to have them here on my tumblr. I just like to witness such kind of mutual support between them. I can see why Ohno stayed with Arashi for 20 years before finding the right time to talk about the hiatus. These guys have always supported each others.
I°: AAA Concert pamphlet 06’
Sho:” When we were filming our movie, Ohno-kun showed me his works. I was surprised… they were so good. Recently he’s been reading books, they’re all art-related, this guy… he’s really an artist. Ohno-kun has been saying that he wants to have an art exhibition, I hope he gets to do it soon. I want more people to see what he’s got.”
II°: Orista 2008.02.25
“Is it true that Sakurai suggested to the jimusho (= office) for you to have this exhibition?”
Ohno: “Apparently so. I didn’t even know. Sho-kun has been very interested in my works since long before, taking photos of what I made and making them his phone wallpaper, things like that. So I was really happy when I heard. During that time, Sho-kun was practically the only person who saw my works.”
III°: TV Pia April 08’
Matsujun: “On the first day of Leader’s exhibition, we were supposed to send flowers but there’s been a problem, Sho-kun immediately ordered 4 new sets on our behalf and sent them there. Just like our mom.”
IV°: Wink Up January 09’
Sho: “This… well didn’t we say that the 4 of us would send flowers for the opening of Freestyle so it would look interesting? But, in the morning, when I entered the venue, the flowers which were supposed to be there were missing. So I texted everyone, “the flowers aren’t here”, “this isn’t fun at all, shall I order new ones?”
Matsujun: Then it was “I’ve ordered them”, “we won’t make it in time if I don’t order now, so I just went ahead and ordered” like that.
Sho: I was annoyed about flowers (laugh)
Aiba: I can’t imagine this. Sakurai-kun who got annoyed over flowers (laugh)
Nino: But thanks to Sho-san! The flowers from the 4 of us got there in time!
