Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

One fine day - Paris




















One fine day in Paris...

on the program:
Le Bon Marche sales with a power breakfast from the new Rose Bakery
Candelaria tacos, pimm's and margaritas after some heavy -to buy or not to buy- debating
The Broken Arm, the new concept store for some sweets, coffee and fashion!
And more importantly Sooishi granola! ( after drooling over the instagram pics, finally been aable to taste test it! expensive much but delicious!)
A quick stop at Le Marche des Enfants Rouge! For the best buckwheat pancakes!
A sales bonanza at Merci followed by some revitalizing homemade Merci lemonade
( By the way! their online shopping site finally opened)
Some culture at Gallery Perrotin and taking in some art by James Turrell.
Followed by early bird drinks ( it must have been 5 o'clock somewhere) and food at Le Mary Celeste ( previous post)









Sunday, April 28, 2013

Inhotim - Brazil














When in Brazil
Make sure to check out this incredible open air museum!!




Friday, April 05, 2013

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Gorden Matta Clark



It's probably the architect in me,
but I really like the ' Building cuts' artwork by Gorden Matta Clark!

I thought you would to!!!

( maybe something to make, from your soon to be 'ex' house.....souvenir!!)

xo











Saturday, November 05, 2011

Quote of the day




Hoplaaaa a little Quote of the Day by artist Roni Horn!


Always over these!


To Check Out: Roni Horn

Sunday, September 04, 2011

Sunday Morning


Must do!
The Venice Biennale!

Just like the girl in the picture I also wore my K.Jacques by Opening Ceremony to go from pavilion to pavilion!
( they are starting to get a pretty filled resume!)

Go to the Giardini, the Arsenale for a James Turell experience 
and don't forget the Prada Foundation and Punta della Dogana for your Donald Judd fix!

Do I hear Spriiiitzzzz at Cafe Florian?

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Venice - Prada Foundation


One of my highlights at the Venice Biennale was this museum.




After seeing the Dia Foundation in Beacon, I didn't think I would get impressed very quickly.
Well not until I stepped into Ca' Corner della Regina!


You practically step into a Anish Kapoor work, get a peak at at Donald Judd left and a Damien Hirst right...








The only way is up!
With some Jeff Koons, John Baldessari, Blinky Palermo,...


TO VISIT: Fondazione Prada Ca' Corner

pics from designboom.com
 




Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Adding Erwin on my to do list!


For some of you this might not ring a bell, for others is does.
And maybe this will help you have a ' aaaaaah yes'- moment.
His One Minute Sculptures were an inspiration for the Can't Stop video by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
Starting to ring a bell?
 It's is one of my favorite video's ever!
And great lyrics!!
' Use two sticks to make it in the nature..' hihi....anyway.....

If you like his work, of if you want to see a great, fun, and refreshing exhibition head to the Middelheim park!


















TO DO: Erwin Wurm Exhibition
pics from gva.be