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Tag Archives: pop-art
A Karachi art exhbit where nothing is for sale
KARACHI: Sivim Naqvi, the assistant curator at Clifton’s Gandhara-art Space, named her first singularly curated show “Whitewash” because, in her words, “none of this work is permanent. It’s all going to be whitewashed over.” In a polka-dot kameez, Naqvi appears … Continue reading
Posted in pakistan rocks, sights
Tagged eastern art, installation art, juxtapoz, karachi, low-brow art, pakistan rocks, pakistani art, pop-art
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Oxford Mississippi’s Cats Purring Art Collective (eat your heart our Jeffrey Deitch!)
This has been happening practically under my nose (give or take a couple of hours northeast) and I have not been paying enough attention–definitely a sign that I spend too much time on etsy. But I consider this further proof … Continue reading
Posted in mississippi rocks, letters from below, sights, sounds
Tagged mississippi, indie-rock, hipsters, art, juxtapoz, art collectives, pop-surrealism, pop-art, university of mississippi, mississippi music, southern art, low-brow art, cats purring, fat possum records, oxford, impose, deitch projects, jeffrey deitch, dash snow, ryan mcginley, aurel schmidt, Bass Drum of Death, Dead Gaze, Flight, Junk Culture, Tommy Toussaint, Pink Priest, Dent May, brooklyn vegan, hipster music, music collective
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Atlanta’s Young Blood Gallery, part 2
This is the second part of my interview with owners of Atlanta’s Young Blood Gallery, Kelly Teasley and Maggie White. With backgrounds in art and social work, they began Young Blood as a D.I.Y. gallery in their living room in … Continue reading
Posted in atlanta rocks, letters from below, sights
Tagged atlanta, atlanta art, buy handmade, crafts, design, etsy, handmade nation, indie art, juxtapoz, ming donkey, pop-art, young blood gallery
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Living Walls Conference: Debate Continues
In the comments section of the Burnaway article… There’s this, from MTM: “My disappointment with the City is not in the lack of public work or ’street art’ but in the lack of discourse about it especially after this very … Continue reading
Posted in atlanta rocks, letters from below, sights
Tagged art legislation, atlanta, banksy, burnaway, CNU, eyedrum, georgia tech, graffiti, juxtapoz, living walls conference, pop-art, pop-surrealism, public art, street art, urbanism
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Ginger Williams’s Nesting Dolls
Ginger Williams-Cook, the Jackson, Miss. artist, interviewed on my Juxtapoz blog a few months back, is blowing up the blogsphere with her pop-culture nesting dolls. Besides a slew of design, art and personal blogs, she’s been featured on Current TV … Continue reading
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Tagged mississippi, juxtapoz, jackson five, pop-art, jackson, ginger williams, nesting dolls, ginger williams nesting dolls, golden girls, the beatles, karate kid, saved by the bell, guns and roses, kiss, sex in the city, steel magnolias, dolly pardon, mississippi artists, russian nesting dolls, handmade
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