Golden oldies

Hi,


- Richard Avedon, self portrait, august 20th, 1980 -

My apologies for the lack of posts. This week has been quite hectic for me already and it's only wednesday! And it's going to be more hectic this weekend! I'll tell you more about it, later this week. Or maybe even next week!


- And of course, another bike picture. :) -

So, I haven't made any fresh & interesting pics lately, but hopefully I will have lots of cool pics for my lovely, loyal readers (you) after this busy weekend. I also notice the decreasing numbers of visits of my blog, everytime I haven't posted anything new....(oh noooo!). So therefore, I'll post some 'older' pics (which were taken between februari and somewhere middle march), instead of letting you wait a whole week for a new post.


- I forgot the name of this person...such a shame, because I really like this portrait! Taken, sneakily, at FOAM Museum -


- Artmarket day!. -

Have a nice week(end)!! TTYL!

W139 - Amsterdam - Part 2

The second series of pics of the opening evening at W139.

First part.


- Geer van der Klugt creation -

I really thought I had made more pics of Klugt's work...guess not! I should be ashamed...


- There were these huuuge peek-a-boo-boxes where you could see some forest art, all made by Erin Dunn -






- This is why you should go to the opening day of new exhibitions... -

And then it was time to go back home...


- Bikey, bikey in the Oude Hoogstraat -

update: Hey...that's odd; some of you notice the no-cycling sign in the picture. I didn't notice it untill a few of you made a comment about it...
So that explains...in Amsterdam, every cycler doesn't care about signs. We just wanna get home as fast as possible.
I'm going to find out why that sign is placed on that part of the road...to be continued.

Artmarket (Part 3) - Final Part

Hello,

This is (probably) going to be the last Artmarket post. I do have some other pictures left, but I'm really picky about them.

If you have missed the previous parts. Check 'm out:

Here for part 1.
And here for part 2.


- This 'painting' is so cute, yet very scary. Two girls forming a skull. -


- Girl with an (as we call it) 'Arafat' scarf and a leather jacket-man. -


- This pic was taken in the same 'gallery' as this one. -


Andy Warhol's lost son...(my sister told me that this girl (with red hat) and boy (with red scarf) are two world famous photographers. I forgot their names. Bummer!)

Speaking of Andy Warhol, he's alive and he has his own blog. I think it's the funniest blog of all the blogs I follow.
Normally I don't 'promote' other websites, but for this one, I make an exception. I hope he leaves a comment on this post. :)

Andy Warhol's Journal
Read the description under his profile picture. Super hilarious!!

Artmarket (Part 2)

Hello, hello...! Part 2!

Read all about my adventures at Artmarket right here!


- Sister glued on the clothing racks of course -


- Girl. Cloths. Spending money on cloths. -


- unknown person, sippin'! And artist in the back... -


- Beautiful artwork on a huge wall! -


- Musician Mike 'Aardvarck' Kivits -


- This one was taken at another 'opening' / 'gallery-art-party'...around the corner of Artmarket -

Artmarket (Part 1)

Yesterday, I went to Artmarket and it was greeeat!

On this 'market' you could watch artwork created live by young clothing-, graphic designers, painters and illustrators. And, if you're interested, you could also buy these freshly made artwork! There was also a DJ spinning some electronic and hiphop music to give the visitors are cosy, warm, home-feeling while 'shopping' for art. :)

I've seen many interesting installations (and people) on this event, as shown in these pics...all shot by me. :)


- Can you see the Artmarket sign? Haha. Very cute. -


- I don't know exactly what this artwork was called. Looks like a 'living' lamp. -


- Steven De Peven (dj / producer, on the left) is one craaaaazy dude. Believe me. These guys were selling wooden 'pointing sticks'....-


- Cute girls standing at the clothing rack. -