One more post about the kid and I at the Olafur Eliasson show:

A City Block: the maximum increment of conquest by a single "planner" or a single "vision."

"The grid is the neutralizing agent that structures these episodes. Within the network of its rectilinearity, movement becomes ideological navigation between the conflicting claims and promises of each block."

(My son didn't seem to care too much about Rem Koolhaas' theories on that day.)

The kid chases Olafur Eliasson's suspended fan at the MOMA:

Hilary Harkness at Mary Boone:



(Florine Stettheimer meets Hieronymus Bosch!)

Robert Therrien at Gagosian:

Anish Kapoor at Gladstone:

Up River: Points of Interest on the Hudson From the Battery to Troy (at the Parc Foundation, NY)

A slice of Humboldt County at the Grand Central Market:

Foodie that I am, I can't resist these NY Times images of families with their week's worth of groceries.
Guatemala:

Japan:

The USA:

Kyle's painting: one of my more interesting outsider artists this semester.

Jesse's painting sings!

Please endure this Argentinian pop band's video long enough to watch my husband's painting sing at the end!

Psychoactive Wallpaper (click here)

Ticks by Alex Nowik:

Extreme Craft (click here)

Colorflip (click here)

From Black to Blue (click here)

(I love good Net-Art.)

www.artshowsinternational.com

The one we wanted to buy: