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"The cosmos is a multiverse not a universe. As are you." (Nice physical representation of Indra's Net)
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Stopped to take some pics of this woven art with mirrors.
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Also submitted a selfie to the Google art-matching app and got back this pretty dead-on doppelganger.
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Walking Maddy in the snow, passed a new store front gallery in the neighborhood.
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But then on the next block of my walk I encounter a community-made, 16' (?) sixteen-foot tall cardboard monster in the garden and she's redeemed.
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On Wednesday morning, I walked out my building and noticed that someone had turned one of the willow tree stumps into a giant sculpture of Groot from Avengers.
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...the furniture of Finland's very own Alvar Aalto!
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There was also an exhibit about...
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This was one of my favorites. (Vilho Lampi - Nocturne 1930)
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Love the light in this one.
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I took this picture because I thought he looked like Amy Albano's husband Matt!
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After lunch, I walked over to the Helsinki Art Museum.
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Lots of paintings I liked by painters I'd never seen!
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Two months later after I last spotted it out for the trash at the end of April, the cursed clown art wood carving made a haunting reappearance in La Plaza. Please someone burn this already!
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...but when you looked closely, all of the white circuits were FILLED WITH LIVING ANTS. (Anicka Yi, Life is Cheap
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They also had a really wild contempory installation. It was an entire room filled with these giant, intricate circuit-board looking patterns...
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Here are some things...
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On Friday afternoon I met up with Gurj, Sarah and Jared uptown to celebrate Gurj's BIRTHDAY! After a fancy lunch...
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...we hit the Guggenheim to see some art.
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On the way home I spotted this nightmare wood-carving CLOWN ART out for the trash again. This things keeps getting put out for the trash and then trashpicked...and then put back out for the trash when that person realizes that this is most-likely CURSED! Happy clown-cursed April 2017!
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An original 1 of 1 (8' x 5'). I hung it up in my bedroom!
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Amazing! I love it so much, Vin. You're my favorite drawer.
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Back in the beginning of January, I had commished Vin to draw me his interpretation of a bhavacakra. I showed him a few that I liked and explained the symbols and what it meant...7 weeks later he told me that he had a surprise for me...and came to my apartment with his drawing blown up huge and printed on silk!
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Someone put up this great piece of anti-trump art in Tompkins.
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Awesome mosaic bathroom.
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On our way to the restaurant, we passed some kind of light art-installation. This was one of them. Not sure if this is always there?
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Thy are every bit as creepy and weird as people say they are!
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Made sure to check out the crazy apocalyptic murals at the infamous Denver Airport when I landed.
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Her friend painted her a mouth-portrait
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They have a shipping container they use to all the bikes they use to teach people to ride bikes and it's covered with great chalk drawings.
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Even closer!
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One of the ring of circles depicts the six realms of Samsara; here's a detail of the Hell Realm.
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Paul Richard's drip-paintings are neato!
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I've known Kate since we were little...so it's always really lovely to see what's she's painting every time I see her...
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After we made it through the hallway, we entered Katie's studio...
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...and asking her questions...
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John is also an artist and painter so I really enjoyed watching him walk though Katie's space...
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... as we travel through life and time.
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Actually, I stand corrected. This hand-blown DRAGON BOWL is the one more-expensive item in their store. Pretty sweet, though. $749.99? WORTH IT!
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Spent the afternoon poring over Mark Lombardi's incredible Global Networks "art book" that was lent to me by John Roche. The book is filled with his "sociograms" illustrating the relationships of power in the modern world.
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Yes!
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Rolando and some other artists were making a giant paper-mache dragon for an upcoming street parade!
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Cool bracelet with hieroglyphics inside.
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Scarab Beetle Funerary necklace of Maruta (Dynasty 18) During the reign of Thutmose III. (Pronounced "Tut - moses" Ever wonder about Moses in the bible?

Inscribed is verse 30b from the Egyptian book of the Dead; An appeal to the heart not to betray its owner in the Weighing of the Heart ritual

O my heart of my mother! O my heart of my mother! O my heart of my different forms! Do not stand up as a witness against me, do not be opposed to me in the tribunal, do not be hostile to me in the presence of the Keeper of the Balance, for you are my ka which was in my body, the protector who made my members hale. Go forth to the happy place whereto we speed, do not make my name stink to the Entourage who make men. Do not tell lies about me in the present of the god. It is indeed well that you should hear!
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Gold diadem from the Hyksos kings of the 15th Dynasty. (With several 8-sided Star of Ishtar)
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Also a cool view of this very Masonic two-pillar frieze on the building across the street on the roof of the Fred F. French art deco landmark building. ("F" is the 6th letter in the alphabet. Fred F. French = F F F = 6 6 6 !) Dum-dum daaaaah!
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They also had a bunch of paintings done by Lama Gyurme, a Buddhist artist who immigrated to Sante Fe from Tibet!
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Carved wooden altar.
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Walking the dead back to the cementerio after the party is over. See you next year!
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Diorama of Christian Heaven & Hell.
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I liked these little demon guys.
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And then later that evening I went over to Theresa Byrnes' Gallery to see her new art performance. She emerged from a clay and dragged herself across a long canvas.
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Theresa and one of her helpers after the show after changing out of their muddy clothes!
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New London Keyes yarn artwork on the La Plaza fence!
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She signs her name on the back of all of them!
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On Tuesday I bought a bunch of these awesome hand-drawn Christmas Cards done by my neighbor who is intellectually disabled and raises money each year by hand-drawing HUNDREDS of these great cards.
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His illustrations are so awesome.
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Check out this detail of his incredibly fine line work. Insane.
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Detail!
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Another piece I liked that was drawn on wood.
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Dig it.
the october roundup
October, 2015
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Digging on this CLINT MARIO IS EVERYWHERE street art poster that he slipped into the bus station advertising cabinet (based on the THEY LIVE movie poster)
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All sorts of zodiac-y type stuff.
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And snakes!
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Cool geometry art all over it.
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...I spotted this beauty that someone down the street from me had out for the garbage. It was too weird and in too nice condition for me to let it go. So I brought it home and hung it up in my hallway!
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Cool paper city scape.
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Ta-da! All finished! Came out decent!
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First 4 of 19 circles!
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Meyer Lansky's Financial Network, ca 1960 - 1978
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"In drawings both small and monumental, Mark Lombardi creates visual narratives of the way money flows in our postimperial, transnational economy: from corporations to political organizations, from individuals to various ad hoc groups, most of them acting outside of and transcending national boundaries. "
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Spent the evening wrapping my mind around this book lent to me by John. Mark Lombardi Global Networks
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Art someone bolted to a street sign in my neighborhood.
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New piece of art hanging in the window on E 9th St.
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Bought some excellent art from Vin on Thursday afternoon.
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Someone in the neighborhood turned another vacant storefront into a gallery live/work space. They had this nice display in their front window that had me asking every time I walked by, TELL ME WHAT IS IT YOU PLAN TO DO WITH YOUR ONE WILD AND PRECIOUS LIFE? (Live more lives?)
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The place had excellent wall decorations. I found this one particularly mesmerizing and interesting.
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...and made my dad this diagram of my family's birthdays in honor of his birthday. (I sub-divided the circle into 12 sections, and placed a marker for each family member's birthday).
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Happy birthday, Dad! You're son is a weirdo!
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...and then we went to see our friend Alnoor speak on a panel at an art gallery with DJ Spooky & Daniel Pinchbeck. We sneaked out a little early in order to head out to Brooklyn...
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In the afternoon we walked over to a museum and got our art on.
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She showed me some paintings from her new series that I really liked.
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Spotted this awesome new Buff Monster mural on my walk over.
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Cool architectural building detail.
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Towards the end, the screen raised and the band was there.
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Did a little bit of measuring, and found a nice spot for them...
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...in the living room!
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On Wednesday afternoon, I took delivery of three awesome paintings by Theresa Byrnes
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The installation had three different pods. An open, geodesic dome-framed tent for living, a storage / greenhouse, and a garden with bike-pedal-powered electricity. Jared peeking into the tent.
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I'll post this version instead of the one where I'm "keeping my balance" by holding onto Kim's dreamy leg.
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Our group made a slight detour along the way to climb all over a giant ant.
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...to look at three paintings of hers from a series I was interested in buying.
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I bought all three of them!