[Anngella]

http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...hotwired+heart

[dirty bunny]

 

Alex Colville. I don't like all his stuff, but some pieces, like this, I find very powerful.

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by dirty bunny

 

Alex Colville. I don't like all his stuff, but some pieces, like this, I find very powerful.

if someone doesn't take control of that horse it's gonna get seriously hurt. possibly even killed.

[TheFoxBen]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

if someone doesn't take control of that horse it's gonna get seriously hurt. possibly even killed.

And what about the train ? Poor train.

[demonrail666]

i can't get emotionally involved with any kind of steam driven locomotive

[TheFoxBen]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

i can't get emotionally involved with any kind of steam driven locomotive

Yeah, you're right, I think this picture kinda represents the technology being created over nature and the locomotive kinda killed the horse at the time as a way to travel...

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by Satan

 

I dont see mark ryden as low brow. He was one of the first to paint kitschy and tortured type things like this, Im sure.

There is too much of it now and it is fucking boring, but I still like rydens stuff. It's different to me.

[SYRFox]

 

Lucas Samaras, The Mirrored Room

[phoenix]

^ thats cool. makes me think of yayoi kusamas dotty mirror rooms.

[Satan]

Originally Posted by SYRFox

 

Lucas Samaras, The Mirrored Room

one of my favs

Originally Posted by phoenix

I dont see mark ryden as low brow. He was one of the first to paint kitschy and tortured type things like this, Im sure.

There is too much of it now and it is fucking boring, but I still like rydens stuff. It's different to me.

i don't consider it lowbrow but categorically that's what it is

[demonrail666]

I'm really interested in the way artists like Mark Ryden exist within the art world. The whole Pop Surrealism thing is really fascinating I think. Juxtapoz is a great magazine for that kind of stuff.

[phoenix]

The way I see it there are almost levels of class. There are a LOT of artists that to me fall within the category(which is not in any way a 'real' one, this is in my head), most of them are street based or self funded in some way. To me it's the difference between the content and focus in Juxtapoze to that in Artforum. It's more accessable art, I guess.

[GeneticKiss]

Originally Posted by TheFoxBen

I've got this one on my computer but don't know who made it. Anyone knows ?

 

Looks a bit like Yves Tanguy, but don't quote me on that.

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by Satan

fashion as art (the best example of this right now is probably gareth pugh)

 

 

 

 

why is it that when fashion people get all serious they always end up making clothes that look like they were designed in the 80s.

[infinitemusic]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

De Chirico is my favorite artist:

 

 

 

 

I can't figure out why I like his art so much but I do.

I always thought his art was sort of disturbing and creepy. And I'm mainly talking about the first two. Something about the colors and shadows is weird. I like it though because I like art like that.

[infinitemusic]

Wow, that looks cool.

[dirty bunny]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

if someone doesn't take control of that horse it's gonna get seriously hurt. possibly even killed.

Aye, I always thought of the horse as a nightmare, or something. Something not real. I love surrealism and I think what they call "hyper-realism".

[infinitemusic]

Originally Posted by TheFoxBen

Yeah, you're right, I think this picture kinda represents the technology being created over nature and the locomotive kinda killed the horse at the time as a way to travel...

Yeah that's what I thought. Interesting idea and good art too.