Welcome to Friday’s Hairy Eyeball, a weekly gnarl of linkage to the art blogs of the world.
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ART FAG CITY kicked off the week with a photo montage by Michael Mahalchick and by asking the question “What would Warhol blog?” then on Tuesday offered sarcastic commentary on David Lynch’s solo show at Griffin in Santa Monica followed by an amusing comments thread.
In a post from August 1st BAD AT SPORTS reflects on the saga of Annie Leibovitz’ financial strife, her vulnerable New York real estate and the possibility she will lose her negatives and the rights to her photographs for failure to pay a $24,000 loan from Art Capital Group. The story was followed up here in Art Forum on Wednesday.
Frieze Magazine blog revealed the shortlist for the second annual Jarman Award
We Make Money Not Art reviews a project entitled The Golden Institute, a tongue-in-cheek yet thoughtful play on energy preservation and ecology at London’s Royal College of Art show which closed on July 5th.
C-Monster announces Ask The Art Nurse a new feature headlined by the extraordinary San Suzie positioned to dispense fabrication advice to greenhorns.
Art Observed provides thorough as ever news links
Edward Winkleman gets the scoop on a hot new blog on the art market: “For those of us who can’t get enough of up-to-the-minute news on the art market, noted author and journalist Lindsay Pollock has launched a blog!!! Presenting your new daily must-read: Lindsay Pollock Art Market Views.”
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I feel that your assessment of the tone of “sarcasm” in the Art Fag City piece on Lynch’s paintings, is accurate. I have continued to try to illicit a more focused discourse concerning the source and meaning of that sarcasm, but to no avail. If you take a look at the comments posted thus far, you can see that quite a bit more has been added to the debate.
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