Max Neutra in Germany
Max Neutra, Californian Artist, whose latest exhibition “New Tongues” at C.A.V.E, on Abbot Kinney, Venice Beach, was a major success extends his presence to the Old World and cooperates in Germany exclusively with “TYPORiA UG (haftungsbeschraenkt), The Living Room for Visual Communication” based in Berlin.
© “Only You” by Max Neutra
© ‘Communion’ by Max Neutra
Chico Unicornio - Assange y San Martin
(Source: independent.co.uk)
Scott Valenzuela “The Steadfast Tin Soldier” 2012
Soon it began to rain. The drops fell faster and faster, until they came down by the bucketful. As soon as the rain let up, along came two young rapscallions.
“Hi, look!” one of them said, “there’s a tin soldier. Let’s send him sailing.”
They made a boat out of newspaper, put the tin soldier in the middle of it, and away he went down the gutter with the two young rapscallions running beside him and clapping their hands. High heavens! How the waves splashed, and how fast the water ran down the gutter. Don’t forget that it had just been raining by the bucketful. The paper boat pitched, and tossed, and sometimes it whirled about so rapidly that it made the soldier’s head spin. But he stood as steady as ever. Never once flinching, he kept his eyes front, and carried his gun shoulder-high. Suddenly the boat rushed under a long plank where the gutter was boarded over. It was as dark as the soldier’s own box.
- Hans Christian Andersen
Tomorrow Belongs To Me
View into the exhibition “Tomorrow Belongs To Me” by Milko Pavlov at OMC Gallery
The large format drawings are produced with graphite on paper using the technique of ‘frottage’ (from French) means they imitate a definite kind of surface material, executed by applying exerting pressure and friction.
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