We just can’t get enough of Andy Warhol. Here a five portraits of the famous artist. 5 Things: 1. Louise Bourgeois and Andy Warhol (holding my book). New York, 1987 by Inge Morath 2. Truman Capote and Andy Warhol. New York, 1980 by Mick Rock 3. New York City, 1965. Andy Warhol with Edie Sedgwick and Chuck Wein by Burt Glinn 4. From so8os, 1984 by Patrick McMullan 5. New York City. Manhattan. 1981. Double Exposure of Andy Warhol in his ‘Factory” at Union Square by Thomas Hoepker 
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We just can’t get enough of Andy Warhol. Here a five portraits of the famous artist.

5 Things:

1. Louise Bourgeois and Andy Warhol (holding my book). New York, 1987 by Inge Morath

2. Truman Capote and Andy Warhol. New York, 1980 by Mick Rock

3. New York City, 1965. Andy Warhol with Edie Sedgwick and Chuck Wein by Burt Glinn

4. From so8os, 1984 by Patrick McMullan

5. New York City. Manhattan. 1981. Double Exposure of Andy Warhol in his ‘Factory” at Union Square by Thomas Hoepker 

THE COLOR: Sooner Crimson THE ART: Wall-7, Forbidden City, Beijing by Wen Fang FOUND: 1. Red Dress found at Blush / 2. Oklahoma Pillow found on Etsy / 3. Red Bubble Necklace found on Marley Lilly / 4. Michael Kors Aria Flat found on Zappos / 5. Revlon Matte Lipstick In the Red found on Polyvore / 6. University of Oklahoma Print found on Etsy
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THE COLOR: Sooner Crimson

THE ART: Wall-7, Forbidden City, Beijing by Wen Fang

FOUND: 1. Red Dress found at Blush / 2. Oklahoma Pillow found on Etsy / 3. Red Bubble Necklace found on Marley Lilly / 4. Michael Kors Aria Flat found on Zappos / 5. Revlon Matte Lipstick In the Red found on Polyvore / 6. University of Oklahoma Print found on Etsy

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We had a chance to pop over to Praxis International Art last night to preview their newest exhibition of Esteban Pastorino’s unique take on photography. Using a camera designed and built by the artist himself, the photographs depict a series of successive instances taken in a single place. The backlit images in contrast to the dimly lit gallery were an unexpected surprise. We are very excited to share this exclusive first lookin the photographs and video loop below. Learn more about Esteban Pastorino and his works here and stop by the opening reception at Praxis International Art (541 West 25th Street) tonight from 6 - 8pm. Our video loop of the world’s longest photograph:
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We had a chance to pop over to Praxis International Art last night to preview their newest exhibition of Esteban Pastorino’s unique take on photography. Using a camera designed and built by the artist himself, the photographs depict a series of successive instances taken in a single place. The backlit images in contrast to the dimly lit gallery were an unexpected surprise. We are very excited to share this exclusive first lookin the photographs and video loop below.

Learn more about Esteban Pastorino and his works here and stop by the opening reception at Praxis International Art (541 West 25th Street) tonight from 6 - 8pm.

Our video loop of the world’s longest photograph:

Social Media & Marketing InternTwitter / Instagram: BrittanyRaeann Who is your favorite artist? It’s a toss up between Leonardo da Vinci and Frida Kahlo. What is your favorite art space? I’m cliche… The Met. So much history and amazing works are contained within those walls. Every time I go I see something new. What works are on your Artspace wish list? Oh goodness, a lot — and more are added daily. Rose Tinted Lens by Jack Hardwicke, Chelsea Hotel (British Glamour) by Pamela Hanson, For the Love of God by Damien Hirst, Nike by Tobias Keene,It’s All Derivative: Marilyn by Bill Claps, Only One YOU by Shantell Martin, From Glamour Girls by Patrick McMullan, New York City. Flat Iron Building. 1969 by Elliott Erwitt, Untitled, from the series Darkroom 2005-2006 by Michel Campeau… really I could go on forever. When were you first exposed to art / the art world? Art has always been a part of my life from as early as I can remember. I have been in art classes since grade school, and since then my love and knowledge of art has only continued to grow. Do you create art? Yes. Mostly mixed media works. I love playing with different combinations of mediums and just letting my creativity flow. I shut my brain off when I work on a piece, and just let it happen. What’s one item you can’t live without? My iPhone. I’m a total Apple snob, and it contains practically my entire life on it - the Bible, music, phone numbers, pictures… everything. It’s how I communicate. What’s your favorite food to snack on while in the office? We have these dark chocolate covered pretzels that I can’t seem to get enough of. They are heavenly. If you could steal a work from any institution, what would you steal? Virgin of the Rocks by Leonardo da Vinci at the Louvre. Think I could get away with it?
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Twitter / Instagram: BrittanyRaeann


Who is your favorite artist?

It’s a toss up between Leonardo da Vinci and Frida Kahlo.

What is your favorite art space?

I’m cliche… The Met. So much history and amazing works are contained within those walls. Every time I go I see something new.

What works are on your Artspace wish list?

Oh goodness, a lot — and more are added daily. Rose Tinted Lens by Jack Hardwicke, Chelsea Hotel (British Glamour) by Pamela Hanson, For the Love of God by Damien Hirst, Nike by Tobias Keene,It’s All Derivative: Marilyn by Bill Claps, Only One YOU by Shantell Martin, From Glamour Girls by Patrick McMullan, New York City. Flat Iron Building. 1969 by Elliott Erwitt, Untitled, from the series Darkroom 2005-2006 by Michel Campeau… really I could go on forever.

When were you first exposed to art / the art world?

Art has always been a part of my life from as early as I can remember. I have been in art classes since grade school, and since then my love and knowledge of art has only continued to grow.

Do you create art?

Yes. Mostly mixed media works. I love playing with different combinations of mediums and just letting my creativity flow. I shut my brain off when I work on a piece, and just let it happen.

What’s one item you can’t live without?

My iPhone. I’m a total Apple snob, and it contains practically my entire life on it - the Bible, music, phone numbers, pictures… everything. It’s how I communicate.

What’s your favorite food to snack on while in the office?

We have these dark chocolate covered pretzels that I can’t seem to get enough of. They are heavenly.

If you could steal a work from any institution, what would you steal?

Virgin of the Rocks by Leonardo da Vinci at the Louvre. Think I could get away with it?

Source: artspace.com