RACHAEL PERISHO

• 2012-06-01

  

  my dear friend kate is having her thesis show tonight, 6 to 9. if you’re around, please come! it’s so good. mumbledust (ryan mccardle and i) will be playing music throughout.

  Source: mumbledust

• 2012-03-25

  Anonymous asked: What are your favourite art blogs?

  I don’t keep up with a lot, but here are some I like:

  http://dailyserving.com/

  http://www.nowness.com/

  http://www.printeresting.org/

  http://newamericanpaintings.wordpress.com/

  http://beautifuldecay.com/

  http://artobserved.com/

  dear everyone, if you know some good ones, send them to me!

• 2012-03-10

  

  jmturnerdrawings:

  Untitled. Monotype.

  (via jennyannmorgan)

  Source: jmturnerdrawings

• 2012-02-29

  

• 2012-02-24

  travisgrant:

  Photos by Cy Twombly)

  Source: decadediary.com

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  brycekroll:

  bryce alden kroll ‘slow decay/memory loss’ watercolor, 2010

  (via xavierdrdm)

  Source: brycekroll

• 2012-02-23

  

  Rachael Perisho Untitled (gaze no. 4) 31x42” Acrylic on panel, 2011.

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  Rachael Perisho Untitled (gaze no. 3) 31x42” Acrylic on panel, 2011.

• 2012-02-21

  ssdmmfr:

  Artist:

  Keun Young Park

  “Blue Portrait”

  Torn and Pasted Photo on Paper, 38” x 31” Inch

  2011

    “Park starts with an original photograph, changes its color, and then shreds the photo by hand into thousands of tiny pieces. She then reassembles them into mesmerizing micro collages. In each detailed photo, you can actually see where the pieces come together but in an imperfect way. Notice the small, white gaps and the fascinating feathered outlines.”

     “Park’s work is increasingly being recognized for its unique process and its meticulous craftsmanship. In January 2013, Accola Griefen Gallery in New York will hold a solo exhibition of her work. As they say, “Park’s practice has a relationship to the precision of Pointillism and digital pixilation but her work retains a tactile, hand-made quality. Each piece vibrates with a quiet energy, conjuring up thoughts of both the beginning of life and its end. This sense of disembodiment is balanced with a fullness of form and physicality that is derived from the artist’s earlier practice as a sculptor.”

  Found @

  http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/keun-young-park-micro-collages

  Source: keunyoungpark.com

• 2012-02-20

  my dear friend kate de para made these beautiful rocks for her Rock Collection out of handmade paper, sea salts and mineral salts. you’ve got to see them in real life.