The Trans American Bike Race (TABR) launched on Saturday morning, June 4th. From Oregon to Virginia, the Trans Am is the hardest unsupported road race in the US. At 4400 miles, it's twice as long as the Tour de France. Day 7 Trans Am Race Report - With one week…
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The Trans American Bike Race (TABR) launched on Saturday morning, June 4th. From Oregon to Virginia, the Trans Am is the hardest unsupported road race in the US. At 4400 miles, it's twice as long as the Tour de France. Day 6: Another uphill day begins on the outskirts of…
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The Trans American Bike Race (TABR) launched on Saturday morning, June 4th. From Oregon to Virginia, the Trans Am is the hardest unsupported road race in the US. At 4400 miles, it's twice as long as the Tour de France. Day 5: Just another day as usua… whoah there. Just…
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The Trans American Bike Race (TABR) launched on Saturday morning, June 4th. From Oregon to Virginia, the Trans Am is the hardest unsupported road race in the US. At 4400 miles, it's twice as long as the Tour de France. Day 4: Sarah *the Aussassin* Hammond rode through the night…
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The "Unfinished" exhibition at the Met Breuer is truly a magnificent collection of paintings. I say that with some care as it's debatable whether or not the exhibition is great on its own or as a group of orphaned works spanning eras and demographics held together only by the academic…
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Alan at Union Solidarity Graphics (LIC,NY) was nothing short of Herculean in his delivery of a exhibition catalogs I designed for M. Sutherland Fine Arts. They produced a perfect bound 38pp (#100 text / #100 cover) in six days, with two hand-bound and hand delivered proofs to stall the process.
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Below is this year's round up from Freize New York art fair. You will find the culture scene choked with "best ofs" on the New York fairs this week. My bias on art fairs continues to fall on what i like in painting - as the years move on it…
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I've spent 20 years of Sunday afternoons listening to the radio broadcast "The Glen Jones Radio Programme featuring X.Ray Burns", from WFMU at 91.1fm out of New Jersey, come rain or shine–including frigid Sundays listening in piles of snow on my roof, with my foot jiggling the antenna and drinking…
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Here's a glimpse of the catalog I did for M. Sutherland Fine Art's exhibition a few months back: Hsu Kuohuang: Views of Taroko Gorge. the entire catalog is downloadable at: Hsu Kuohuang: Views of Taroko Gorge Hsu's work is incredible and a pleasure to have worked with.
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Pousette-Dart was the youngest of the big AbEx painters. As such, he was able to live beyond the gravity of the hype and take that manic and energetic (action) painting and retreat into a sort of existential minimalism. Pace Gallery, in one of its many Chelsea galleries, has created an…
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Rescued from the sands of time, Matthew Marks Gallery offers a brilliant exhibition of a quiet unsung Long Island artist Albert York. Incredible paintings.
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Went to the Morgan Library for a final visit at the Rousseau show again. Snuck some photos for humanity's sake. Details to follow if I get a copy of the catalog before the cease-and-desist letters pour in. Rousseau is one of my favorites. He's a contemporary of Corot's and a…
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