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Blinky Palermo
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For immediate release:
Hamburger Eyes presents
“GARDEN OF EDEN”
Marking the first Hamburger Eyes (HE) international photography exhibition, HE presents Garden Of Eden. Taking place in Paris, the exhibit will feature photographs from HE contributing photographers. 100’s of photos will be on display, consisting of black & white and color photos, ranging in size from 11 x 14 to 30 x 40.
Garden of Eden is an exploration into what makes mortal humans engage in epic combat. When the Gods are mad, why do Earth humans suffer? Banished from paradise forever, mankind must create and forge their own personal Valhalla in this battlefield realm called Earth. Hamburger Eyes creates a dialogue with the viewer by showcasing, through numerous photographs, how the DNA of our cybernetic existence is forged from deep within the magic beans of these ancient stories .
Photography by Ray Potes, David Potes, Stefan Simikich, Jason Roberts Dobrin, Ted Pushinsky, Brian David Stevens, Ryan Furtado, Lisa Weiss, Patrick Griffin, Alessandro Simmoneti, Tobin Yelland, Michael Jang, Jai Tanju, Chris Beale, Alex Martinez, Oscar Mendoza, Dennis Mcgrath, Mark Murrmann, Andrea Sonnenberg, and many more..
Accompanying the photo exhibition, featured zines from the new King Hamburger Eyes publishing company will be for sale.
Photo exhibition will be held at:
0fr Bookstore
20, rue Dupetit-Thomas
(Carreau du Temple)
75003 Paris
FRANCEOpening reception
May 27, 6-9pmExhibition runs
May 27 - June 2, 2011
http://ofrsystem.com
http://hamburgereyes.comSponsored in part by Levi’s
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Louise Bourgeois, Untitled (2006)
Beautiful fabric works exhibition opening tomorrow at Cheim & Read
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Andy Parker
Lading, 2010
Acrylic on found postcard
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summer summer
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melisaki:Dinamica Circolare, Marina Apollonio 1965
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I am the Mascot of Parangolé, Mosquito of Samba - Hélio Oiticica 1965
together on twitter
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Solving Each Problem As It Arises (1967) by John Baldessari
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Coincident Occurrence: Art Determining Itself and Meaning/Signs in Action 2010Maryanne Casasanta
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I’ll leave my light on for you
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by Mikko Kuorinki for together
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together is an online visual art exhibition that nurtures an artistic network in a format that is not restricted to a time or a place
together embraces the role of the internet as an accessible platform to promote the relationship between art, language and technology along with encouraging a liaison between art and viewer
together supports the mergence of art and design
together investigates forms of original language-based works, documents of performative gestures, installations or objects and works that stimulate ideas or questions about art and art production
together adapts conceptual art strategies in a contemporary format by communicating with a wide international audience to collectively observe how we think and make others think
together(open to submissions)
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Michael Decker
“Once their consciousness has been converted into pure means without any qualification, it may cease to be a means and breach, with its attachment to particular objects, the last heteronomous barrier; its last entrapment in the existing state, the last fetishism of the status quo, including that of its own self, which is dissolved in its radical implementation as an instrument. Drawing breath at last, it may grow aware of the incongruence between its rational development and the irrationality of its ends, and act accordingly.”
2010
vanity mirror, brass tension rod, lamp stand
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Theaster Gates
Untitled
2011
cement, cardboard, porcelain, debris
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montgomery perry smith, golden, 2010. light fixture, fake flowers, 14”
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Fabric, by Jack Rohman.
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Bree Apperly poster for Sleeperhold Publications
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Eugene Richards (b. April 25, 1944): Uphams Corner (Dorchester, Mass.), 1974 - gelatin silver print (Smithsonian)
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Craters of the Moon, Self Portrait by Judy Dater, 1981
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WHAT!
I did not know this :(
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Miranda July
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Infinito, Cartone Cuoio (leather board), 1977
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Richard Tuttle, Ten Sided Pale Orange Canvas, 1967
via eiliseiliseilis:
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William Klein: Paris, 1968
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who by???
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Piet Hein is remembered chiefly as a designer, and many of his items are based on his invention, the super-egg - a three-dimensional realization of his mathematical discovery, the super-ellipse (a combination of the rectangle and the ellipse) - which he used extensively in his designs, from architecture to furniture, crockery and trinkets…
Above: The super-egg as Zodiac stone. Shown here, a Heliotrope stone for Aries - an appropriate present for my up-and-coming birthday on Wednesday…
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