Post Punk Kitchen Forum

Yay! Why, thank you!

that reminds me, I filmed Lisa Suckdog and Dame Darcy a long time ago and need to upload it to youtube. Darcy was screaming at El Duce from the Mentors to get off the stage, it was hilarious.

I like:

Goya
Johnny Ryan
Peter Bagge
Seth Fischer
Winsor McCay
Raphael
Joseph Wright
Bill Sienkiewicz
Basil Gogos
Mort Drucker
Sergio Aragones
Johnny Craig
Jack Davis
Graham Ingels
Basil Wolverton
Bernie Wrightson

my friend's blog did a thing on him:

http://illogicalcontraption.blogspot.co ... inski.html

love his art

Groovy blog; I bookmarked it.

Current favorites:

Peter Doig


Jenny Saville

Her stuff is INTENSE! I love it.

I forgot to add Hans Bellmer to my list. Oh, and Kiki Smith. And Flor Garduño.

I will also add Ana Bagayan

Hah, I was just about to say 'wow, that's really like little otik' and then I saw that it's called little otik!
That's pretty great.

I like this thread a lot... I'll second Eva Hesse, I think she's fantastic.

Hah! I was just about to mention Little Otik too..... Isn't the way food is shot in that film completely revolting? Great film.


Here's some Tiffany Bozic for you:






...and some Give Up:

Takato Yamamoto:








Mike Giant:

james jean:





lisa yuskavage (mostly nudes, for those of you at work, etc.):

http://www.davidzwirner.com/resources/4 ... 33-200.jpg
http://www.davidzwirner.com/resources/2 ... 27.200.jpg


chantal joffe:






figure painting is by far my favorite focus in art.

http://raycaesar.com/
I do like some modern art.

My mother is an expressionist/abstract? painter.

I don't have a very developed opinion about art but I do not enjoy her work or work like it. There's a vast array of famous painters and styles highly praised by people I find uninteresting(not to mention the majority of the stuff in this thread). I want to please my mother and help her in her hobby, but there's no way I'm hanging any of her work on my wall.

I enjoy my time in museums, but the first time I ever spent longer in a museum than my parents/sister was when the Groninger museum had an exposition on Russian landscape artists.
So I really like, you know, that. I suppose.


this, on the other hand, means absolutely nothing to me

Yes! It's fantastic - have you seen his Food short? Some more grotesque greasy gravy puddles and stuff in that.

Also - my boyfriend was showing me Czecholovakian movie posters yesterday. Posters for American films with art by Czech artists.

Right, this was the actual poster for Ghostbusters in Czecholovakia!



And the Disney ones are pretty great too.

I will comment on this thread more later when I have the time, but as of right now I would like to say this is my favorite thread title ever. I picture it being said by Steve Brule.

Yes! So many of these are some of my favorites, especially Sally Mann, Meatyard, Gorey, Brothers Quay, and Arbus.

I also really like Takato Yamamoto and Tim Burton sketches.

Duplicate post, sorry.

I like Bosch, Ernst, and Hopper. Ken Kagami is pretty funny.



This is one from his series Sexy Brown:

...and, of course, I love Takato Yamamoto and Tim Burton sketches, too! I was lucky enough to see the Tim Burton show at MoMa not long ago, and the Quay show a couple years ago in Philly. I have pictures (I was in fan-girl mode the whole time):
(from the Svankmajer tribute short)

(from Street Of Crocodiles)

yeah, there's a great website called Cinema Poster (http://www.cinemaposter.com/).... there was an exhibition in London recently that I was really sad to miss.

The Polish one for The Birds is incredible.



Check out this weirdly sexual one for The Witches of Eastwick:

I have been spoiled with good art shows this year but the one that sticks out is
Walton Ford's Bestiarium exhibit at the Albertina (one of my favourite museums)


Right now I am really into architecture and photography.
I will go see a Tina Modotti show this week and probably check out the packed Frieda Kahlo exhibit.

I have and will always love Jenny Holzer, Maria Lassnig, Louise Bourgeois, Valie Export, "Die Bruecke" artists, Kokoschka, Alex Katz... there are just too many.

The other day I went to an all female pop art exhibition called Power Up and discovered Jann Haworth's art. She has a great sense of humour!


Later this week there'll be a Martha Cooper show at a small gallery. Cannot wait, I love her work!

I had those dolls when I was little! They were the mom and dad in a family that came with a doll house!

i also love kiki smith's work. she is a sculptor who investigates the fragility and vulnerability of the body.



this reminds me of debbie quick's work.

no way! it's because of that film I started eating lots of cabbage and brussels sprouts!

Did you sell them to a Japanese man dressed like this?