EFA

Today, the EFA is the overlord of Bob Blackburn's studio. During Print Week, I stopped by for an opening there. Naturally, there were some excellent works up in the Members show. They also had up All We Ever Wanted was Everything which was 9 piles of posters that you could take copies of.


One of Justin Sanz's monoprints. They make me like monoprints.


No idea who made this, but it's pretty good.

No World, Screen Prints from a Midwest Wasteland

More MAPC. 3-D and No World were both at the Center for Book Arts.


Adam Turman, Enjoy the Ride


Amy Jo Hendrickson, Untitled


Dale Flattum, Untitled


Erick Anthony Hamline, Bad Acid

Prints, Now in 3-D!

Also at MAPC (almost done. Found another pile of images to share today when cleaning up the laptop).


Eun-Kyung Suh, Between (2007) 99 prisoners of conscience in Korea. Detail:




Ina Kaur, Broken Link (2009)


Michelle Murillo, Destinations (2009)


Jonathan Stewart, Nowhere Else to Go/Panhandling for Change/Pregnancy Test/Rejection Letter (2009)

Damn. Leaving With the Kids is missing from my photos of Stewart's work.

Ayumi Yoshida's Reverberation

Ayumi Yoshida, a 3rd generation artist had an installation at MCAD during MAPC.


15 feet or so. Plywood, sumi ink, acrylic.




Detail of the above, which is a vinyl print.

MFA Boston in late Oct of 2010

The New Works: Prints, Drawings, Collages from the MFA is always a good go. They also have up Millet and Rural France, a quick hallway show that follows Café and Cabaret: Toulouse-Lautrec's Paris.


The New Work Show-- From L->R-- Christiane Baumgartner (Trails 1 + 2), Ralph Coburn (Untitled 1961), Alan Shields (Frute Dish 1974), James Siena (Upsidedown Devil Variation 2004), and Tara Donovan (untitled 2008)


James Siena- Upsidedown Devil Variation from 2004. Sexy intaglio.


Some guy named Jasper Johns? Untitled 1995 ULAE printed.


Man Turning Over the Soil-- an 1863 Wood Engraving that was unfinished by Millet.

The Flower Show @ MIA

Minneapolis Institute of Art is an incredible place. Hot House: Flowers for after the Frost is a good example. Nerd out people:


Two Mondrian's on either side of a Kelly-- Cyclamen V, 1964.


Flos Solis Maior, After Basil Besler-- From The Garden of Eichstätt


Pineapple Flower with Insects, After Maria Sibylla Merian, Plate cut by Joseph Mulder-- From Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium


Hurdy Gurdy Man (Chrysanthemums) a video by Jennifer Steinkamp from 2006 projected on the wall.

Seen at the Walker Art Center

Let's call this the million dollar wall and all be jealous.


Kara Walker at the Walker. Seems right.


Rirkrit Taravanija's Untitled 1992 (Red, Yellow, Green Curry) Produced in edition of 10.