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Tag: Los Angeles

Through the Sewers of the Privileged and the Divine: Matthew Barney’s “River of Fundament”

This film is not for everybody.
To anyone that loves finding poetry in grotesque abjection: watch it. Try to sit through the whole thing. You can do it, and you will love it because it hurts. Matthew Barney made me think about my insides for about 7 hours.

film, Los Angeles, matthew barney, MOCA, river of fundament, sculpture, spirituality

My Rendezvous With Greg Miller

I had a chance to see Greg Miller’s “J Street” at the gallery. In the exhibition I encountered large, overcrowded canvases with depressing color combinations, paint drips extending lethargically downward, I felt as if I was in a gallery of wallpaper peeling off the wall.  

greg miller, Los Angeles, pop art, post-pop, william turner gallery

I hate Eric White’s Art, by that I mean I love Eric White’s Art

What living and dating in Hollywood has done to Eric White’s Art.

I think that there’s something about living in Los Angeles, as I once have, that breaks people. It hollows them out, and fills them with images that are not their own.

Cinema, Eric White, Figurative Painting, glamour, Hollywood, Los Angeles, painting, San Francisco Art, Serge Sorokko Gallery

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