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Legends Never Die by Caroline Rothstein - Narratively: Local stories, boldly told. - Narratively: Local stories, boldly told.
by Caroline Rothstein Two decades after a low-budget film turned Washington Square skaters into international celebrities, the kids from "Kids" struggle with lost lives, distant friendships, and the fine art of growing up. Archival photos courtesy Gunars Elmuts; all other photos by Jonathan Weiskopf August 1990, St.
Calle Sjoenell - The Year 2020
Comment on this entry Calle Sjoenell, Chief Creative Officer, Ogilvy & Mather New York I want advertising to be useful to people. I want it to be something we want in our lives when we need it. I want it to contribute to how we live and understand our culture and society.
Artelligence Preview: Michael Findlay on The Value of Art - Art Market Monitor
Art Market Monitor Global Coverage ~ Unique Analysis Artelligence10things
Here at Flavorpill, we can’t really get enough of gazing lovingly at photographs of books.
20 Beautiful Private and Personal Libraries
Comic Sans is installed more on PCs. Why so serious Linux & Mac? That's just one of the many things we discovered while looking into the creative history of typography aka fonts.
Web Blog / Bold & Justified: The Huge World of Typography [infographic] by COLOURlovers
Time & photography: stopping, compressing, slowing - amazing
Photographer and techno-wizard Adam Magyar has been working on a tricky time-based photographic series entitled Stainless since 2009.
By Jessica Kantor Click here to read the Chinese version of this article.
Doing Business at ART HK: Better, Bigger, Faster, Stronger : Art Law Gallery
Collector's Catalogue 2012: Hong Kong Collector Culture
When Artinfo released the China-focused edition of an article featuring the most influential young players in the art world , the preponderance of Hong Kong-based figures, occupying twelve of thirty positions, was unexpected. Despite the meteoric growth of the art fair ArtHK as a pan-Asian platform, the success of international auction firms Christie’s and Sotheby’s in the city, and the evolution of the downtown financial district as a gallery hotspot, the Chinese art world largely continues to regard Hong Kong as a provincial and utilitarian offshore haven for their own regional art market. But a younger generation of artists, curators, and patrons in the southern territory is rapidly transforming this image into one of a far more international hub, a place of exchange that, like Hong Kong civil society as a whole, is increasingly resistant to narratives of Chinese hegemony.
Une galerie de stree art à HK? Tu veux être la Magda D. du Port Parfumé? by bil Feb 15
tu vas finir par avoir des problèmes toi... :) by bil Feb 9