Draws His Face Around NYC 4-2-2010, New York – When I take a walk in the city I see a lot of faces. Hardly ever am I encountered with thousands of drawn faces by an artist. Today I found myself stepping over a new face every foot of my walk on Park Avenue in the low 20′s drawn by artist Felix Morelo.
I entered the path of faces at about number 1,860. I knew this because Felix Morelo was kind enough to write the number and his name every 10 faces. Every once in a while he circled an area and designated it a “good luck spot.” Check out the pictures for the good luck spot after face 1,205 and other numerical milestones. Come to think of it I even saw them somewhere else earlier in the day, but was in too much of a hurry filming with Seamus Brown to stop and photograph them.
After the film shoot I hurried over to Cheim and Read for a glorious viewing of Donald Baechler’s most recent work. The work was sexy, refreshing, and bold. Huge layered/collaged paintings and epic bronze metal sculptures. I should probably write another blog post just on that show. Go check it out!
Thanks Felix.
I finally saw this clip without hearing any particular spoilers. Just like a good movie I’m glad I didn’t hear all the details. The most revealing thing I heard was that she “hung over the audience and sprayed water on them.” This goes to show just how strong her performance was. It simply could not be put into words by the mass media or tabloid headlines which are hard to avoid these days. In fact, I am going to watch it again right after I finish this article. What a powerful performance. The above picture is from my cell phone. Perhaps more pictures to come. Follow this link to watch the performance, a reproduction of a show at a specific time and place.
‘Pink Soars During \'Glitter In The Air\' Grammy Performance 2010
I am working on a series focusing on imagery of plugs. Here is a preview. Remember that we all have relations.
Let us all enjoy writing the full year of 2010 on every document. It is a very satisfying year to look at. The above image is a work in progress close up photo of a recent painting. This scene is of a rat poppin’ a bottle of champagne. That’s french for sparkling wine. Eyeballs? Below is the whole painting taken earlier in the evening of the above picture.
