Friday, March 04, 2011
Thursday, March 03, 2011
The Armory Show 2011
At the Armory Show in NYC - Here's a sculpture of a girl lying naked on a role of lifesavers with people talking in the background.
Credit: The Armory Show flickr set.
Credit: The Armory Show flickr set.
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
Winner of my "Barbie as a Saint" contest
A guy named "Kevin" won this piece of original illustration art by me (Amy Crehore) with his answer:
"Saint Barbie of Kitsch, Our Lady of Plastic Curves"
Achieved sainthood after transcending from her born position as the beloved slave/servant of impossible glamour and conscripted consumption to which young hearts and minds were to be warped and molded for the greater corporate benefit to her current status as an icon of impossible glamour, conscripted consumption, transient job security, sexless love, and plastic surgery for an ever widening variety of worshipers who pray to the saint of crushed childhood dreams and plastic curves.
Please email me Kevin!
amycrehore@hotmail.com
Thank you all for participating. I hope you had fun!
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Final 24 Hours to enter my "Barbie as a Saint" Contest
Win an original piece of illustration art by me (Amy Crehore). I painted it many moons ago for Playboy magazine. (detail shown above)
The contest ends at noon PST, Sat. Feb 26, 2011.
Here's the LINK with rules to my contest.
Dzama at Zwirner
Marcel Dzama's "Behind Every Curtain" Exhibit (Feb 17-March 19, 2011) at David Zwirner in NYC looks interesting. Photo above shows a section of the exhibit and below is a trailer for a surreal film that he made, also part of the exhibit. I'm reminded of wonderfully inventive "theater of the absurd" or dada artists: Alfred Jarry (his Ubu Roi 1896), Hugo Ball and Hannah Hoch who came a bit later.
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