cross the river


what I’ve seen with my canon lately. 
Jacque Donaldson 2013

Jacque Donaldson 2013

Jacque Donaldson 2013


lately.


keeping my head up and mind focused as I enter into my last- last week of finals ever. this up


spotted around town.


seen up around town. 

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Ryan McGinley, Blue Falling 2013 @ the High Line Billboard. photo 2-2

JR inside out project spotted on SoHo building.photo 1-1

JR Inside Out Project + Photo Booth in Times Square until May 10. photo 1

Orly Gender, Red, Yellow and Blue 2013, installation @ Madison Square Park. photo 2-1

Man sketching @ the MET. 
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El Anatsui, Broken Bridge II 2013 @ the HighLine between 21st and 22nd.

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El Anatsui, Broken Bridge II 2013 @ the HighLine

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layers of paint on the wall of the subway. 
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lately.


 What I’ve seen through my Canon lately.. [Last round of Mexico City Photographs]
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Looking Up.


More Mexico City adventures, this time focusing on the sculptural works I encountered. cloud space

Looking up at the Ancient School of San Ildefonso.

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A work in the “Rutal de la Amistad” – A sculpture park originally created for the 1968 Mexico City Cultural Olympia. 
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Learn more about this sculptural monuments Here.light up

Grimanesa Amoros, Huanchaco 2012 (inside a concrete sculpture complex for the “Rutal de la Amistad”)lightin

Grimanesa Amoros, Huanchaco 2012. Learn more & watch a video of installation HERE. down

Aerial view of Courtyard Installation @ Ancient School of San Ildefonso.

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Laura Lima, 2/4 2013 @ MUACinternvetion2

Laura Lima, 2/4 2013 @ MUAC. muac

Yona Friedman, Architectura sin Construccion 2013 @ MUAC.shadow of it

(shadow) Yona Friedman, Architectura sin Construccion 2013 @ MUAC. muac03

Sculpture park @ MUAC. park

I believe the same artist did all of these works, but I can’t be positive as I couldn’t find labels. muac rainbow

But they were wonderful to explore and were hidden enough that it was a surprise when the rugged path we were following led to one. 
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work in front of the Jumex Collection Space.

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@ the Muac. close up

detail of light installation.

& because it is just too great not to share.. some of my classmates and I having a moment. [[Photographs taken by Tara Westermann]]


Emersed


My site was actually on auto-pilot last week as I was in Mexico City visiting ZONA MACO Art Fair. It was an amazing trip full of art, culture and mangos. There will be a couple more posts of all the art I saw, but for now here is a taste of my adventures down south.
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Museum Frida Kahlo. (Her house and studio) diego

Outside the house & studio of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlodiego2

Mexican artifacts inside Museo Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli. (The entire building is made out of volcanic rock) mural

A Diego Rivera mural sketch inside the Museo Diego Rivera-Anahuacalligallery

Gabriel Orozco’s exhibition @ Kurimanzutto Gallery. (Learn more here.)
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courtyard at Kurimanzutto gallery. IMG_3432

Mexico City Kitty. 
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picture of people taking pictures during an impromptu stop at a design gallery. 
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Gorgeous Jose Clemente Orozco fresco’s at the Ancient School of San Ildefonso, where the Monterray FEMSA Biennial is being held. monterray

Courtyard installation @ the  Ancient School of San Ildefonso
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Jumex Collection installation of The Hunter and the Factory exhibition. Learn More Here. naked parrot

LABOR gallery Etienne Chambaud installation’s The Naked Parrot. somalya

Museo Soumaya building.street

Frida Kahlo Street Art.
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Sandra Valenzuela Sandrasan @ Zona Maco Art Fair, Artist Website Here. IMG_5354

Neon @ Zona Maco Art Fair. 
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Carefully Observe Your Surroundings. [Zona Maco Art Fair) 
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Jonas Mekas exhibition @ MUAC. IMG_3796

El Eco courtyard installation.


only place left to go.


what I’ve seen lately. 
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An April Giveaway!


The past couple months I’ve received quite the spike in readers so I decided to put a little something special together as a way to say Thank You to all the *new & veteran* readers out there. I am  so happy you are here!  I want to learn more about the kind of work ya’ll love looking at, so for the first time ever.. I am introducing… 
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Only Her Eyes



As I mentioned, I finally saw MoMa’s Cindy Sherman Retrospective last week at the Dallas Museum of Art.

Here are some installation shots, I snuck with my camera phone.
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holy, holy spiral


 photographs of what I’ve seen lately.Jacque Donaldson 2013

Jacque Donaldson 2013

Jacque Donaldson 2013

Jacque Donaldson 2013

Jacque Donaldson 2013

All that we see and seem, is but a dream within a dream.Edgar Allan Poe


be heard.


I made it back to the city just in time to see the last day of Nick Cave’s public art piece ‘Heard’ at Grand Central Station. I wasn’t in the most optimal viewing location but through the cracks of the crowd I witnessed more than a dozen colorful horses  gallop and dance through the hall, transforming a location of bustling transition into a spectacle of playful wonder. 

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The horse costume sits on a sawhorse in between performances. 
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horse hideDetail of the horse hide. [photo by Dustin R. Bailey]

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Read more about Nick Cave’s Heard HERE & HERE.

[Special thanks to my friend Dustin R. Bailey for providing me with a sweet video of an earlier performance and some photographs]


Phases of Nothingness


I am in Dallas for a couple days and got the opportunity to visit The Warehouse, which houses curated works from the Rachofsky and the Rose Collections. It was truly amazing to see such an incredible collection up close and the current exhibition Parallel Views: Italian and Japanese Art from the 1950s, 60s and 70s offered an interesting distinction not only between Italian and Japanese art, but also with American movements.

Check out the Rachofsky Collection Website Here. 

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Rachofsky Warehouse Installation View.
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Kishio Suga, Soft Concrete 1970/2012 @ the Warehouse
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Mario Merz, Untitled 1969 @ the Warehousephoto 3

Rachofsky Collection @ the Warehouse installation view