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Category Archives: Art
A Bidder’s Best
At this point I think everyone knows that I adore (and I mean adore) Modern Art. Eche and I had the great fortune of attending the SF MoMA Art Auction a few weeks ago and it was fab-ulous. I became … Continue reading
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Studio Time
I recently indulged myself and took a printmaking class at Crown Point Press. I had such a blast. I’m crazy happy with the way these aquatints turned out and can’t wait to use them in some upcoming installations. They say … Continue reading
The Second Sister Gets a Makeover
The poor Bay Bridge. She will always play second fiddle to her flashier northern sister, Miss Golden Gate. Well, this week she’s the star of San Francisco. Artist Leo Villareal unveiled his latest public art display in the form of … Continue reading
Birds of a Feather
Life is serious enough. Alan Roth’s “Positively” makes us happy and what better reason to buy art than because it makes you smile. Hot pink flamingo feathers flapping in the breeze. What a friendly chap; it almost looks like he’s … Continue reading
With a Side of Fries
Mc-a-dees, whether you love them or loathe them McDonalds is an American icon. Li Lihong’s double arches combine American kitsch with Chinoiserie chic to yield something entirely original. That’s what makes this delightful ode to a Big Mac attack even … Continue reading
Recovery
We are still coming down from the enormous high that is Art Basel Miami. There’s so much art and so little time. As expected, it was a dizzying, fantastic and utterly memorable voyage of discovery. Picking favorites feels impossible but … Continue reading
Painting The Town
Well this is undoubtedly one of my favorite weeks of the year. Designer Eche Martinez and I get to hop aboard a southbound plane, leave the torrential rains behind and bask in the glory of Art Basel Miami Beach. Beyond … Continue reading




