Monday, April 30, 2012

"Hundejunge (Dog-Boy)," 1967, Georg Baselitz

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Harold Ancart @ CLEARING opens Saturday, May 5

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C L E A R I N G

is pleased to announce

TRIPLE EAGLE

An exhibition of new works by  Harold Ancart

Opening reception on Saturday, May 5, from 6 - 9pm
The exhibition will continue from May 5 - June 17, 2012

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"ULTIMATE COLOR PENCIL TECHNIQUES 1," 2012, GREG PARMA SMITH

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JOSHUA ABELOW @ FRIEZE NEW YORK

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JAMES FUENTES IS PLEASED TO PRESENT

JOSHUA ABELOW

AT


BOOTH F24

MAY 4 - 7 

AS WELL AS THE RELEASE AND BOOK SIGNING
FOR THE ARTIST'S NEWLY PUBLISHED BOOK


MAY 6, 1PM, BOOTH F24 

JAMES FUENTES
55 DELANCEY STREET
NEW YORK, NY 10002

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Sunday, April 29, 2012

Excerpt from Dreaming of Babylon by Richard Brautigan

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The Lone Eagle

I was about a block away when suddenly I made a left and drove the car around the block, returning to the scene of Peg-Leg's wrecked car and the four bad black men.  I came up behind them.  They were standing there staring in the direction I had driven away.

I honked and they turned around.

I'll never forget the expression on their faces when they saw me.  The three unwounded men had picked up their razors again.  When they saw me the razors dropped effortlessly out of their hands and back down onto the street that was rapidly becoming their home.  It seemed at this point impossible for those razors ever to make stew meat again or even come up with a shave.

They had seen their day.

The black man with the bullet hole in his leg flashed me a huge smile when he saw me.  "Shit!" he said.  "It's Stew Meat again.  What happened this time?  You come back for our pants?"

The other three black men thought that was pretty funny and they started laughing.  It was pretty funny.  I couldn't help from smiling myself.  Except for their wanting to carve me up, these were good guys.

"No, keep your pants," I said.

"You Santa Claus," Smile said.

"Who paid you to get this body from me?" I said.  "That's all I want to know."

"Why didn't you say so?" Smile said.  "Shit! that's an easy one.  A guy with a neck like a trunk and a flashy white doll who drank beer but didn't go piss.  Where'd she put all that beer?  Them da boss, but you da boss now."

"Thanks," I said.

"Shit, Stew Meat," Smile said.  "Anytime, but don't shoot me no more.  I'm getting too old for bullets.  You don't need any partners, do ya?"

"No," I said.  "I'm a lone eagle."

This time they all waved as I drove off in their car.

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THE GRATEFUL DEAD: PRIDE OF CUCAMONGA

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Julia Rommel opens tonight at Bureau!

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Alisa Baremboym: Abundant Delicacy @ 47 Canal

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Rita Ackermann: Fire By Days @ The Journal Gallery opens May 2nd

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Saturday, April 28, 2012

That This Is @ Thomas Erben Gallery

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MICHAEL WILLIAMS: THIS MEANS SOMETHING TO MY HORSE @ VENEKLASEN WERNER

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BUNCHKIN, 2012

THE JACOBY RULE, 2012

COWS IN A FIELD, 2012

ORGANIC TOY, 2012

PINK VOID, 2012

THE PUZZLED MAN 2 FOR JIM, 2012

SNOWMAN, 2012

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