Leslie and I were in Savannah Georgia this weekend and i had an opportunity to walk around and explore:) i ran across this old factory building by our hotel.
as LESLIE and i were walking up amsterdam ave the night before MACY's thanksgiving day parade, we spotted SANTA'S REINDEER speeding up the street......very cool, have a look, share it print it hang it up on your door, enjoy this image.....just don't let it hit the floor
The Digital Back i shoot with PHASE ONE P45. I have been shooting High End Digital (Phase One) since 1998 starting with Phase One's first single shot baclk the LightPhase
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Just got back from a FABULOUS exhibition of painter Camille Pissaro. PISSARO was know as the FATHER OF IMPPRESSIONISM and work alongside younger artist/friends Paul Cezanne, Pierre Auguste Renoir, Frederic Bazille , as well as Claude Monet.
This was my introduction to PISSARO's work, and what an intro. We had a small private tour with a curator of the Jewish Museum in Manhattan where the exhibition is being held. The works on display are being seen by many for the first time, as all the pieces are from private collections and not in public galleries. The ART CURATOR was very knowledgeable about PISSARO's style and life. PISSARO related to the lower class even though he himself was part of the bourgeoisie. The Impressionists movement was spurred on by photography, funny enough. At the time (late 1800's) Photography had become an accepted way of seeing and documenting. Many painters before the Impressionist movement painted literally. Cropping became more prevalent, and quick brush strokes allowed for the viewer to fill in the spots and become involved in the process
I was just featured in the latest Phase One Newsletter by Walter Borchenko
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Walter also came to the FACTORY and FRIENDS EXHIBITION party on Oct 19th held at the HP gallery at CALUMET NY with a video crew and shot this video review. SEE THE VIDEO REVIEW HERE:
I recently acquired a piece from the artist PATRICK SMITH ( http://www.blendfilms.com/ ) check out street art section I first saw his work while walking to my studio in SoHo a few years back. His COLUMN pieces were mounted....no.... BOLTED, LOCKED DOWN, SECURED on to the STOP sign posts. Almost like these characters were all working together to hold up the street sign (see detail) Many were still stolen in the dead of night. They've become sought after pieces of street ART.
Well i am proud to say i have added his work to my personal collection, through a recent show Patrick had at Carlo von Zeitschel's gallery, CVT Gallery in SoHo ( http://web.cvzcontemporary.com/ )
work as displayed in our production offices in Chelsea
BRAVO Patrick & Carlo for a great show....fantastic art, and a fun party