Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Friday, June 10, 2011

...Aelita Andre

Who is Aelita Andre? Apparently she is a 4-year old "artist". The art world is going gaga over this little girl's art work, so much so that she is getting her own art show in art crazy New York City. Are you serious? She is an abstract "artist" and both of her parents "are certain that their daughter is a bona fide Abstract Expressionist painter." Of course they do, the $27,000 she just made off of three of her paintings help solidify that. This is a tad much. Abstract art, in the eyes of many, does not take much, if all, skill at all. Throw some paint, call it a day. If you want to get deep, throw some paint in anger or rage, sell it for a little more. Jackson Pollock would even wonder what the art world was thinking right now. I am a huge art fan, and I enjoy abstract art a lot, I dabble in it from time to time. I do not think that this little girls should be getting as much attention as she is right now. If she were 14, maybe. Her paintings have no meaning, no substance, just paint on a canvas. I am pretty sure she has no clue what she is doing nor does she care at all. I am giving Aelita Andre a Digit Down.













Friday, March 4, 2011

...Michael Kalish

I love art. Good art and bad art, though I am not sure what is considered "bad" art, art is art. Artist Michael Kalish has created an amazing piece of art, if I say so myself. His work of art contains 1,300 punching bags, stands two stories high, fills up 15,00 cubic feet and includes 5 miles of stainless steel, 2 miles of aluminum tubing. All of this goes into creating an image. The image is of 3 time heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali. Ali's wife approached the artist 3 years ago after seeing his work of license plates. The meeting eventually lead to this wonderful creation. I am loving this. It is like having a statue, but better because it belongs on the inside and birds cannot poop on it. For those in the Los Angeles area on March 25th the official unveiling of the piece, along with other works from other artist, will be at the Nokia Plaza. I am going to give Michael a Digit Up for sure.