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Pink Thing of The Day: Nir Hod’s Genius Nicolai (Pink)

Nir Hod Genius Nicolai Pink 2013
Photo By Gail

PK SHOP is pleased to introduce an exclusive new edition by Nir Hod. Inspired by the artist’s Genius series of paintings of precocious and portentous children, the 11 1/2 x 7 1/2 inch chrome-plated sculpture is produced in editions of seven in four bold colors: gold, pink, and two additional colors that will be announced at a later date.
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Pink 8-Bit Heart Sculpture

Pink Tetris Heart
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Pink Heart (2015) by Shinji Murakami
Wood, glue and alkyd on stand
16 x 16 x 12 inches
40.64 x 40.64 x 30.48 cm
Edition of 3
$3000

A three-dimensional art piece that looks as if it were made out of cubes, Shinji Murakami’s 3D-8 Bit series was born from the idea that you could translate the pixelated bumpiness of 8-bit imagery into a three-dimensional form. This creations pushes him to contemplate not only the simplest expression of a subject, but the exact opposite of that process: the discovery of the most important lens through which to perceive the subject.

Available online from the Paul Kasmin Shop at This Link!

Randy Polumbo Presents Tunnel of Love

Randy Polombo Street Blossom
All Photos By Gail

Randy Polumbo’s delightful Love Stream Trailer installation at Steven Kasher Gallery was one of our favorite exhibits of 2112, so what a special surprise it was to stumble upon Randy’s latest work in the midst of our very ambitious September 11th Art Crawl!

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Dogeyeguy and Cateyeguy By Kenny Scharf

Dog and Cat By Kenny Scharf
Photo By Gail

These cute and quirky sculptures by Kenny Scharf are on sale in the PK Skop by Paul Kasmin, West 27th Street Between 10th and 11th Avenues. $150 Each, Limited Edition of 2500.

Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Cast Resin Hermès Birkin Bag

Pink Hermès Birkin Bag
Homemade Hermès Birkin Bag (Pink), Cast Resin, 2013 by Shelter Serra (Photo By Gail)

Casting and plating the objects in unlikely materials — resin, plaster, platinum, silicone and copper — Shelter Serra strips them of their intended functionality. He highlights their underlying cultural symbolism and transforms branded products into objects of aesthetic contemplation, offering a new perspective on materialism in today’s society. Serra states, “refining an aesthetic and making beautiful objects, whether that be a dress, bag or sculpture is a celebration of pure creativity and personal vision.”

Available from the PK (Paul Kasmin) Shop Located at 511 West 27th Street for $3500.