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[johnzollerart]

John Zoller paintings Acrylics on canvas

[bynatashajoseph]

Shakira in Carolina Herrera at the Met Gala 2024

[v-a-c-a-n-t-city]

Clip from "Healing Rites" by Corpse Flowers.

Corpse Flowers was a performance art duo by Jorge B. Perez and the late Jonny Tingle. They were active from 2009 to 2023.

[graffiti-library]

- Cause I Am - Duro Cia Top - 2012 - first edition - 140 pages -

- oblong 27.8-21cm - softcover - 

[impermanent-art]

Work by Faile in East Williamsburg.

[highher]

Upper east side. Manhattan 🗽

[artofmere44]

A work in progress by Watson Mere 🔥⚡️🪓

[quackpenguin]

yellow and purple is a top tier combo 

[machineinghost]

HOMECOMING: Lehman College Graduate Art Programs Alumni 2012-2022

Opening reception September 13th, 5 -8 pm

Lehman College Art Gallery The City University of New York 250 Bedford Park Blvd. West Bronx, NY 10468

@lehmancollegeartgallery

Artists: Lizzy Alejandro @lizzydimps Nelson Alvaverz @santosslvareznelson Hillary Anzis-Hostetler @hillaryhostetlerpainting Shahaan O. Azeem @shahaan_azeem Melissa Castignoli #melissacastignoli Patricia Cazorla @patcazorla Vanezza Cruz @vanezza_cruz Ruben Cuevas Steven Dana @sunshine_zombieland Tom Eaton @goodeatoncartoons Judy Giera @judy_giera_studio Katherine Gomez @katherineemelygomez Peter Hamlin Vanessa Isabella @visabella_art Graceanne Malloy @grainem Tali Margolin @margolintali Rebecca Menashe Matthew Moss @mattmossarts Henry Portillo @cuttleprints Iliandel Reyes Ruth Rodriguez Guerrero @ruthiepaint Sarah Ellen Rowe @sarahellenrowe Elizabeth Sayles Sima Schloss @simzee Jeremy Sie @jeremy.sie Rachel Sydlowski @rachelsyd Deborah Yaskinsky @deborahyasinsky

Lehman Art Gallery Links https://linktr.ee/Lehman_College_Art_Gallery

Rabbit hole Singularity, Acrylic on canvas, 74 x 60, Courtesy of Kenise Barnes Fine Art, Kent CT

@kenisebarnesfineart

[chronostore]

Add luxuries to your list like groceries, that's how life is supposed to be. #Chronostore ••

BringTimeToLife with a stunningly handsome @Omega #Seamaster300 from @007's "No Time To Die" worn by #DanielCraig in his final appearance as #JamesBond.

[adafruit]

Video from Illumination Light Art's first-ever Spring Showcase at Battery Park City over the weekend https://www.illumination.nyc/

[johnzollerart]

John Zoller paintings Acrylics on Canvas

[harlitos-way]

‘Prince’ by Artist @harlitos-way

24x48 in

$ 750

NYC Local Pick ups / Drop offs Available.

Contact via message for purchase.

[argu-collective]

Supper Club Series #001

Before heading over to the decaying heart of the East Village, I crushed a six pack of Modelo. I had to ease the nerves a bit, afterall, I had a huge part to play tonight. We had to tell everyone what the dinner party is really for, the club, ARGU.

I go over the main points in my mind; ARGU is counter culture. ARGU is trying to revitalize the youth and art scene in New York. ARGU picks things back up from a time we weren't from, yet crave. ARGU is the attempt at progress through revision.

I walk through the streets, passing a red cup of my final beer from hand to hand so that my fingers don't freeze off.

Black shirt and blue jeans, that’s the outfit I have on - my old reliable, it’s non-threatening. Before I’d left I promised I’d bring a few plates from my place so I brought about three in an orange tote bag. Anyway, I checked my phone when I got to Houston and Avenue B and picked my feet up when I realized that I was already 10 minutes late. In a blur I passed bars I’d forgotten about, restaurants I’ve had first and final dates at, and corner stores I’ve wandered into at all hours of the day and night of every season.

Once I finally arrived at the address on the invitation, (ADDRESS REDACTED), I called ARGU’s founder and one of my favorite people - Jah - because I misread the apartment number. She corrected me and I buzzed up. I walked in to music, conversations in flux, and food being prepared, all mediated by wine and good company.

As I let myself melt into the room and more guests started to arrive, it became extremely clear that we were in the process of achieving exactly what we wanted to with this dinner. We wanted to bring people together, we wanted to form connections, we wanted to make ARGU feel more real. After answering and asking the routine questions - “what’s your name?”, “what school do you go to?”, “what’s your major”, etc., it was off to the races for everyone there. It felt like something special was happening, some divine grand union of creativity, a masterclass in the human experience unfolding in front of my eyes. People talking about their passions, their projects, and perfect strangers bonding over mutual friends and shared experiences.

The meal was prepared over the course of an hour and a half, with bruschetta and a charcuterie board to start followed by steak and clams with linguini - utter ambrosia. The entire room was intoxicating, it was a petri dish of talented degenerates that had eager eyes set on each other and on the future. After eating a bit while observing the room, Jah came up to me in distress, “Marco.” she said, touching my arm. “Hey Jahdae!” “What do I say later?”

“Just tell them what you’d tell me. Everything we’ve talked about.” And she nodded yes. “Alright - you’re right. I’ll start the speech later. You have to finish it though.”

I say okay and turn around to roll my eyes and continue a conversation about something I don’t remember, but was probably about a bar or a restaurant or something like that.

There are little things that I disdain more than having to speak to a group of people and get them to emote. I’m cursed with being monotone, which is not helpful in getting a reaction from a crowd. But, I know that it’s for the greater good and is necessary for the growth of the club and the collective and blah blah blah yadda yadda I needed some more liquid courage to deal with this.

I got a glass of wine and I talked to Sami about her band, Jack about ketamine, McKayla about New York, Zay about my house party last week, and Masai about FIT. We took some photos of the night and one way or another wound up all sitting around the dinner table for the aforementioned speech to begin.

Thankfully it all went fine. I didn’t get a big reaction from my words but I wasn’t expecting one. Hopefully they were strong enough to evoke an internal spark in the group, though I’m not sure. Regardless, the night continued as it had gone, as time fell away and we all fell deeper into the night. We ate, we laughed, and all celebrated with Mike Dough as his single dropped at 12.

Eventually people started to find their way home, but not before embracing one another before leaving - people that before the night started were complete strangers that would walk by each other the street without a glance, strangers that if you’d met at a bar or a club you’d talk to and then disperse from without a trace. I hoped that those hugs were a sign that those experiences were not this. I hoped that ARGU could be a rarity of this city and isn’t something that’s disposable.

I hope we’re building something real

[M.M.]

[impermanent-art]

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Work by Erre in East Williamsburg.

[highher]

Rockefeller center. Nyc 🗽