Peyton K. Davis
to show everyone....shit is dumb.
Boston, MA
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“Poems are not made out of words. They’re made out of emotional absences, rips and tears. That’s the incomplete true fabric of the text. ”
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“I was part of a generation of people who went to bars on 7th street and dreamed about when I would get you alone. Those big breasts. I carried slim...”
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Pablo Picasso - 1954
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Arnulf Rainer / Rest (Remnants) 1978
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my permanent place of residence
Nicola Lopez.
I really do feel like
I am in some French
movie,
blam putting
down a general
cup of tea. The
lights are thus
and I squiggling
then returning
to my work
quietly squeezed
through the
day that’s captured
some way
separately
not the squares
of the cinema
but envelopes
of affectionspea
spep
speseparation
I think writing
is desire
not a form
of it. It’s feeling
into space,
tucked into
language
slipped
into time,
opened,
felt. All this
as a matterof course
of courseyet being
here somehow,
open
(via an-itinerant-poet)
Artist: Ralph Fasanella, American (1914 - 1997)
Title: Ball Park
Year: 1974
Medium: Serigraph, signed and numbered in pencil
Edition: 186/250
Size: 31 in. x 43 in. (78.74 cm x 109.22 cm)
Jean Michel Basquiat
Jean-Michel Basquiat, Wolf Sausage
Closing May 18:
“Blue Plate Special”
Kira Nam Greene
Accola Griefen Gallery, 547 W27th St., NYC (#634)
Kira Nam Greene’s paintings, drawings and custom wallpaper incorporate foodstuffs and patterns, which are transnational in origin. Appropriating from both Western and Eastern sources, the artist refers, in part, to her position as a Korean immigrant woman in America. Making use of victuals for their relationship to the body, Greene depicts fleshy bowls of kimchi, gelatinous mounds of jello and luscious, ripe cherries. The food, both in harmony and discordance with its surroundings, becomes a surrogate for the desire to consume and/or to control.
Eric Watier
Art Werger
Diversity
Aquatint
Edition of 40.
24 x 36 inches.
(via sirens-and-sonnets)
