Above if a picture this kid Braden made of me. He had an art show before one of my parties one night. He had drawings of me, Mark Hunter, and Franki Chan among others. More Sarah art after the jump.
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Are you the next LaChapelle? The next Marylin Minter? Maybe even a Murakami? Well, if you think so this is your chance to get a $1000 cash grant, 1-month residency at 3rd Ward with FULL facility access, An exhibition and huge opening reception at 3rd Ward and City-wide exposure.
Here’s what 3rd Ward has to say about their contest: This nation-wide open call for ambitious, distinct and provocative work is open to artists working in all mediums - sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking, motion graphics, illustration, installation, industrial design, graphic design, film, video and more. For this call we are joined by sponsoring organization, Gawker Artists and this year’s Judging Panel includes Clay Rockefeller, co-founder of The Steel Yard and Anita Durst, founder of Chashama.
Here’s what we have to say: Radical!
Saturday Septemeber 6th head over to check out our girl Lynette’s show. Mourn thwe death of the polaroid with the rest of us.
“Yum I am walking art!” or “Woah I don’t even really like soup.”
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OMG! Look what we just got!!! The kind people over at STRANGEco sent to us a huge box filled with their brand new toy collection called “Wish Come True”, and honestly it feels like Christmas morning right now at our office.
They were designed by this awesome art collective based in Miami called FriendsWithYou! and apparently they’re magical. MAAAGICAL I tell ya!!!
I already got one of eachon my desk, but now I’m having a hard time trying understand how they work. My guess is you just need to hold one in your hand and ask for a wish? Im gonna wish for a box of calorie-burning-cupcakes. I’ll keep you guys updated if it comes true. Kthanxbai.
This is the intro to the best cartoon ever, Clone High…which never finished it’s first MTV season in 2003 due to it’s “offensive” portrayal of Gandhi. The premise=famous historical figures in their teenage years at a high school for clones (starring Lincoln, Gandhi, Joan of Arc, Cleopatra, and JFK). You NEED to watch all the episodes. Youtube might not cut it…check ebay…that’s where i bought them. Canadians sell the dvds cause they aren’t fascists who hate comedy (and who wouldn’t/didn’t cancel brilliance over 150 Indian protesters, what do they care if cartoon Gandhi has ADHD?) You need this. For serio.
