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Pink Thing of The Day: Pink NYC Souvenirs

pink nyc souvenirs photo by gail worley
Photos By Gail

This week’s Pink Thing(s) of the Day dives into the heart of Times Square, where an eye-catching display of New York City souvenirs transforms classic icons into a pink paradise. In a sea of neon lights and bustling crowds, it was refreshing to see these quintessentially New York items — rubber ducks (including one with a playful Statue of Liberty pose), a crystal apple paperweight, heart-shaped New York badges, eyeglass case, and even mini snow globes — stand out in rosy hues. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Pink NYC Souvenirs

Modern Art Monday Presents: Robert Gober, Dog Bed

robert gober dog bed photo by gail worley
Photo By Gail

American artist Robert Gober (b. 1954) meticulously hand-makes his objects rather than purchasing them. Often, he and his team of studio assistants will use traditional art-making techniques or materials. The aim is not to imitate an object exactly, but to create a sensation of something recognizable yet strange. Such is the case with Dog Bed (198687).

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Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Rubber Ducks in a Mr. Bubble Window Display!

Mr Bubble Window Display

On the day of the #NotMyPresdent’s Day March, I got separated from the people I had come with and, due to crowd-control efforts,  I ended up having to take a detour all the way over to Broadway in order to come back around and find my friends waiting for me on Central Park West.
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Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Dinosaur Toy With Silver Foot and Small Rubber Duck

Pink Dinosaur and Toy Duck
Photo By Gail

Pink Dinosaur Toy: Check
Silver Mannequin Foot: Check
White Rubber Duck: Check
Pair of Sneakers Far in the Background: Check

Sculptures By Franz West at Gagosian Gallery

Sculptures By Franz West
All Photos By Gail

Julian Schnabel’s paintings don’t do a lot for me, but if they give you a little stiffy then you should head over to the cavernous Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea to check out the exhibit entitled View of Dawn in the Tropics: Paintings, 1989–1990, featuring HUGE (and by huge I mean very large in size) Schnabel paintings that are being shown for the first time in 25 years.

Sculptures By Franz West

Like I said, Schnabel’s paintings (which take up most of the gallery space) were kind of a yawnfest for me, but I was quite charmed by this group of colorful Sculptures displayed in a front room of the gallery, which are by the artist Franz West. They remind me of papier-mâché cartoon ducks.

Sculpture By Franz West

This one looks like it’s waving Hello.

Franz West’s Sculptures will be on Exhibit through May 31st, 2014 at Gagosian Gallery, Located at 555 West 24th Street in the Chelsea Gallery District.