Showing posts with label comparison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comparison. Show all posts

16 June 2011

More than a compliment

I find somekind of hommage from Andrew Salgado to Jenny Saville at the Saatchi website.
Jenny Saville UK, (first three paintings) Andrew Salgado Canada (last two paintings) - UK,  for those who want and can't pay a Saville's painting.


Jenny Saville 3x
Andrew Salgado 2x

26 May 2011

Tattoo drawing on old photographs



Julie Cockburn UK vs. Dr Lakra Mexico
The first work is bij Julie Cockburn and the last 3 by Dr. Lakra.
Both artists use old 'actresses' photographs as background to 'draw' tattoos on them.

13 December 2010

Artists' kiss


Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin




Marina Abramovic/Ulay 



























                                                               

08 December 2010

Tired


Wim Delvoye


Betsabeé Romero
Without doubt Betsabee Romero has been working for far longer with the engraved tires than Wim Delvoye, but still none of them steal my heart. They both work also with tattoos so: does it makes them at least 'art soul mates'?

Wim Delvoye


Betsabeé  Romero
more on Betsabeé

04 December 2010

02 December 2010

Art intimidation: walls and naked bodies

Galerie West (The Hague) at Art Basel Miami Beach booth N49. Photos from de FB page of the Gallery.















19 November 2010

16 November 2010

Thick paint

I used to go to this office while living in London, where there was a painting a really liked. I enjoyed it in the distance but also with a few centimeters of distance to my nose. I used to smell the oil paint of this Frank Auerbach work. Even though it had been painted many years before it was so thickly painted that the oil was not yet dry and still soft.
Here some example of artists who enjoy the "thick oil" mystery.

Frank Auerbach

Leon Kossoff

German Venegas, Machado Arte Espacio

Oscar Bächtold

03 October 2010

Carry-on

'Carry-on', an exhibition of David Horvitz. Photos, video, installation.

Here a re-installation of an installation of Bas Jan Ader based on the original description by the artist. Another work is the Newly Found Bas Jan Ader Film.

One of the paintings by Marley Freeman, one of the selected artists for 'Carry-on' by David Horvitz

The rest of the artists: Michael Bell-Smith, Paul Branca, Colleen Brown, Dylan Chatain, Joanne Cheung and Beau Sievers, Dexter Sinister, Marc Handelman, Tim Ridlen, Maxwell Simmer, Ed Steck, Penelope Umbrico.

Galerie West, The Hague