Go and See...

...This Is War! Robert Capa at Work, Gerda Taro, On the Subject of War at the Barbican.

Robert Capa, Segovia front, Spain, Late May-early June 1937 © International Center of Photography. International Center of Photography.


American soldier landing on Omaha Beach, D-Day, Normandy, France, June 6, 1944 © Cornell Capa International Center of Photography


M-246 Semi Automatic Weapon, Khawr Al Amaya Oil Terminal, Iraq, 2007. Image courtesy: Murray Guy, New York.
[Photo by An-My Le, part of the exhibition on the ground floor.]

I LOVE NEW WORK (details 3)

Fall exchange exhibition at Cooper Union.

I LOVE NEW WORK (details 2)

Fall exchange exhibition at Cooper Union.

I LOVE NEW WORK (details 1)

Fall exchange exhibition at Cooper Union.

I LOVE NEW WORK

Fall exchange exhibition at Cooper Union.
First time I painted, first time I tried 'big' and 'colour'. Relates to my Scribble Art, in that it also wants to capture essential features of observations and encounters.

Tonite!

Cookie Monster and Bert?

Exhibition at East Houston and Bowery. Called 'outsiders', not sure by whom, sorry.

Free Range

My exhibition corner at this year's Central Saint Martins Graphics 2nd year exhibition. This was part of Free Range, who host art school summer exhibitions in the Truman Brewery in Brick Lane. I exhibited a hand bound photography travel book and some screen printing work; wall paper designs and a free lance project about English breakfast.

Come and see...

MOMA: Interiors

Michael Rakowitz, paraSITE homeless shelter, 1997 (dependent on another building, whose outtake duct of the heating system can be the host)


Items from MOMA's Color Chart exhibition.

Naked in Manhattan

MOMA: Graphics

Russel Crotty: Five Nocturnes, 1996 (Ballpoint pen on paper in bound book)



2x4, Inc.: NT Mies Wallpaper, 2004


Christopher Knowles, Patty Hearst: Untitled, 1980


Mangelos: Dokumenta, 1977

Exhibition at MOMA, New York

Walk the Doig

Peter Doig at the Tate Britain.

Definitely worth seeing though I think his work is weirdly inconsistent; some of his work I really like and some I hate. His work was also exhibited at 'the painting of modern life' at the Hayward Gallery recently. Here are scans from the exhibition pamphlet (excuse the low quality).
I like:

Lapeyrouse Wall, 2004


Music of the future, 2002-7


Jetty, 1994


The house that Jacques built, 1992


Ski Jacket, 1994


Concrete Cabin II, 1992

I Don't like:

Milky Way, 1989-90


Metropolitain, 2003


Gasthof zur Muldentalsperre, 2000-2


Country Rock, 1998-9