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Yayoi Kusama’s Painted Player Piano and Bench, and Other Variations
Photos By Gail
The coolest thing about living close to the NYC contemporary art scene is that you just never know what kind of unique event will pop up on your agenda. Last evening, literary journal The American Reader and the Robert Miller Gallery hosted a presentation of Robert Coover’s short story The Goldilocks Variations, which was read between musical selections from Johann Sebastian Bach’s Goldberg Variations. It was as interesting as you can imagine.
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Heart Shaped Mystery Vegetable
If anyone knows what this vegetable thing is, please leave your best guess in the comments!
How to Make Sure I Do Not Review Your Record
An excellent way to ensure that I do not review your record is to include a note like the one above in the envelope. The hearts are a nice touch, but yeah, not happening.
Bethany Marchman’s Bless Your Heart at Bold Hype Gallery
Porky (All Photos By Gail)
Here at the Worley Gig, we are especially fond of the contemporary art that embraces both the dark and the darkly humorous. Perhaps this is the reason we are really digging the latest exhibit over at Bold Hype Gallery: Bethany Marchman’s Bless Your Heart. According to Marchman’s bio, the artist aims “to create parallels between innocence and influence / history and popular culture. [Her] paintings are reflections of the awkward changes we experience as individuals and as a society, while questioning whether or not growth is synonymous with improvement.” Interesting! Continue reading Bethany Marchman’s Bless Your Heart at Bold Hype Gallery