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ANNA KUSTERA will be exhibiting a selection of over 30 vintage prints by renowned Swiss photographer, Karlheinz Weinberger, from December 6, 2008 to January 17, 2009.
Karlheinz Weinberger (1921-2006) worked by day for most of his adult life in the inventory department at a Seimens-Albis factory in Zurich, Switzerland. In his free time, however, he escaped […]
Matthew Brannon is known for his use of fine art and commercial printmaking alongside a classic sense of graphic design as a means of camouflaging his unpleasant and/or absurd content. This strategy is less a gimmick than an acceptance of the psychoanalytic model which believes that content is filtered before it is exposed. The balance […]
“George Bush can kiss Laura Dinnebeil’s Bronx High School of Science ass! So can women who read Lucky to figure out how to dress, and pretentious academics who read Ms. Dinnebeil’s work to figure out how to think”. Ms. Dinnebeil’s work has been featured in NY Press, Erato, Locus Media Monthly and TimeOut NY. She […]
London based performer and self-titled “P.R. Stuntman” Scottee grasped early fame as one half of art terrorists Yr Mum Ya Dad with their infamous London EastEnd hangout ANTISOCIAL. Scottee has been invited to perform his unique style of theater, mime, and the forgottenart of lip-synching at London’s Hampstead Theatre and The Roundhouse, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, […]
Soigné Deluxe is a Brooklyn, New York based artist, cultural phenomenon, and co-founder of the Dreamscapegoat Performance Art Troupe. His acrylic and ink works, part pop art, part surreal, feature portraits of iconoclastic people that he considers “heroes”, and a stable of mystical creatures from a universe he calls “Zubenelganubi”. His work has been […]
Artist Mark Wallinger’s latest exhibition at Tate Britain “State Britain”.
“I am an antichrist. I am an anarchist. Don’t know what I want, but I know how to get it. I wanna destroy the passer-by…” Infamous last words from the late ‘70’s punk band The Sex Pistols that captured the attention of disillusioned youth searching for […]
