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New York, New York
The most recent post by KR was 3 days, 20 hours ago…
New York, New York
I went to the Guggenheim yesterday to see Anish Kapoor’s installation “Memory”. I’m a really big fan of his work, a lot of it is difficult to document because it mess’s with perception and space, and I think it’s important to experience that in person.
To be honest, I do not like the Guggenheim here in NYC. It’s been awhile since I have been there and this visit reminded me why I don’t like it.
The building is interesting and I like Frank Lloyd Wright, but it is a terrible place to see art, and I have no doubt in my mind that he knew exactly what he was doing. The place made me dizzy. It was hard to get good photos, because you’re not supposed to take photos, and security kept telling me to stop.
The security guard was kind of ghetto, which I found amusing. And here were all these people, including myself, essentially staring into a dark room. I’m a big fan of his work, but I felt this piece was more about size and production cost. I found it a bit uneventful.
Brancusi getting all wildstyle. I really like this.
I like this painting, Malevich.
All in all, I was reminded of why I do not like the Guggenheim, and I doubt I will be back for some time. The Bracusi’s were banging though.
I always enjoy a walk through the city during a blizzard. As long as you have boots, legit jacket, gloves, and all wheel drive, you’re good.
This guy got a little carried away.
Ross Bleckner’s old spot at the end of the alley. Great location, I’m sure he paid almost nothing for the building.
There was a dude living in here.
EXIT Magazine out of London. Volume 3, Number 1, Issue 21.
Their first ever commissioned artist cover; Silver foil Krink drips.
Art and fashion, amazing production, twice a year.
Todd Hido, Matthew Porter, Clayton Patterson, Jeremy Scott, and many more.
Shipping now.
EXIT Magazine Autumn /Winter 2009 Volume 3 Issue 1 from By Any Means Necessary on Vimeo.
Exit Volume 3 Number 1 Issue 21 Autumn Winter 2009 from By Any Means Necessary on Vimeo.
Exit.com homepage.
Thanks Stephen!
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Craig Costello a.k.a. “Krink” or “KR”, is one of the most visionary and inspirational street artists working today, and is also the creator of KRINK, a line of the finest quality handmade inks and markers, beloved by artists and vandals alike. His collected works can be seen in KR: It’s all in my head (Released in 2006 by ALSO KNOWN AS).
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