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If you have never been to The Storm King Art Center in Moutainville, NY, you need to pull it together and get over there.  This 500 acre “Museum” is an amazing collection of earthworks and out door sculpture.  Don’t worry if you’re lazy, there’s a tram that brings you throughout the park! May 9th 2009 is the unveiling of Storm King’s newest addition: Maya Lin’s 4 acre earthwork, “Wave Field”.

My personal favorite is Andy Goldsworthy’s 5ft x 2,278ft Stone Wall which wraps around trees, goes under and across a pond, and continues throughout a good part of the park.

Tangled Alphabets (April 5th-June 15th at Museum of Modern Art in NY features paintings, drawings and sculpture by artists Leon Ferrari (b. 1920 Argentine) and Mira Schendel (b. 1919 Brazil). I went to MOMA last week to see the Martin Kippenberger exhibit, but was much more impressed with Tangled Alphabets. These Artists use letters and language in a beautiful way. I highly reccommend this show.

This seal’s got a paci! A giant seal-sized baby must have dropped it into his pool at the zoological garden in Jihlava, Czech Republic yesterday. What a fast learner!

Canadian artist Camille Allen hand sculpts these tiny 1″-4″ babies from clay and then she cooks them in the oven to ensure a hard finish. But it doesn’t stop there. She then painstakingly glues each mohair, and paints the details. Oh yeah, and then sells them for over $4,000 each. Holy crap.

GM Boykewich

Lamby Cake

Coconut Wool, Lemon icing, and jellybean eyes

April 2009

Graphic designer/Artist Stella Lai does some fantastic painting. Her solo show in Beijing, “Fat children ruined my life”, included some beautiful work. Check out this interview with her in Daily Serving

Interview with artist Joshua Allen Harris about his bag animals and monsters installed on the streets of New York. Street Art: Joshua Allen Harris