If you’re looking for an activity to truly get lost in while house-bound during the next east coast snow dump, how about this world-record-setting jigsaw puzzle from puzzle and games manufacturer Ravensburger? Of course, you’d have to first make sure you had a room with enough floor space to work with the puzzle, titled Keith Haring: Double Retrospect, which has a finished size of 17 feet by 6 feet and is comprised of 32,256 individual pieces! Continue reading 32 Keith Haring Paintings Make Up World’s Largest Jigsaw Puzzle!→
Geoffrey took the photo above late yesterday afternoon as he and I walked east on Houston Street. We were out and about in the Soho area because we had actually planned to hit up Kenny Sharf’s new exhibit, Hot Glue Hullabaloo at the Hole Gallery on Greene Street, but it was closed for Black Friday. Continue reading New Kenny Scharf Mural Goes up at Houston and Bowery→
It is no secret to anyone who reads this blog that I am all about Andy Warhol. When it comes to matters of the art (pun intended) Geoffrey and I will agree on most things, but we differ slightly in opinion when it comes to Warhol. While he admits to being a fan, Geoffrey has a love/hate relationship with Andy, feeling that he ruined art as much as he saved it by facilitating the “Everyone will be famous for 15 minutes” approach to everyman stardom that has created such reprehensible pieces of shit as The Real Housewives, Big Brother and the Kardashian sisters. Continue reading Andy Warhol: The Last Decade at The Brooklyn Museum→
