Junior Drawing 2014: March 2014

Monday, March 31, 2014

A quick study of a caricature of Andy Warhol by journalist Tom Wolfe, from his book In Our Time.

Paul Strand who was an American photographer and filmmaker.

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

"Bather" by Adrian Cox
Oil Painting

Painting "Space Cowboy"

Monday, March 24, 2014

Gordon Matta Clark

"Conical Intersect" 1975

"Help." (60"x40")

Screen print I did recently part of a larger series.

Combination of photo, drawing, and crumpling, exposed onto silk screen.

Printed wet on wet.

I was inspired by Yoshitomo Nara's reproduction traditional Japanese prints. The composition and the color, use of words. Also the color-tape catches attention too.

This is a drawing that I did from a photo that I took when I was in France during the winter break. I stayed at a place near by La Defense.

This drawing is by Yoshitomo Nara. I get most of my inspirations a lot from him.

Sunday, March 23, 2014

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Young Jin Cho. Three images of Francesco Clemente

Francesco clemente.

Beautiful.

Artist Inspiration

Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun was an artist during the Rocco period. She was one of the first people to use pastels for a finish piece of art work.

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Hi all-
You've probably received the emails already, but I want to mention that there is a bus trip to Washington, DC next Tuesday, March 25. Since we have a studio work day scheduled already, the timing works out well. Here are a few links to some of the DC institutions:

National Gallery of Art. (home to several Vermeers, among many other greats.)
Hirshhorn Museum (Currently: Jeremy Deller, Barbara Kruger, Francis, Benglis, Frankenthaler.)
The Corcoran
the beautifully designed National Museum of the American Indian

...and many others, including the ever-great Smithsonian Air and Space Museum

Jeremy Deller, "English Magic"

Monday, March 17, 2014

Young Jin Cho Drawing

Young Jin Cho, "Pissed Girl"

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Whitney Biennial

Hey all, just a reminder, if you haven't been reminded enough: the Whitney Biennial at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC, is now open and runs through May 25. The exhibition occurs every two years and is organized by new curators every time, showing more than a hundred artists. This should be considered an essential pilgrimage for young artists, anyone wanting to understand contemporary art, and anyone who takes art (of any period) seriously. THIS MEANS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU! There, now I've raised my voice... But, seriously DO NOT MISS IT! Ah, I've raised my voice again... Here's the link for more information: Whitney Biennial