Relentless Mercury Retrograde

Still.

Relentless.

Still.

By The

I'm the one who loved you when you went insane by the railroad tracks.

John Keane

"Red Square"
2014

Paintings, oil on canvas  
76 x 76 cm. (29.9 x 29.9 in.)

Ed Ruscha

"Street Meets Avenue, 2000"
Lithograph in colors on Rives BFK paper

• Overall Size: 22.4 x 30.2 in. (56.9 x 76.71 cm.)
• Framed Size: 29.4 x 36.9 in. (74.68 x 93.73 cm.)

Signed, dated and numbered in pencil

Banksy

Bomb Hugger, 2003
Screenprint in colors
Edition of 150
28 x 20 in.

No Choice

You leave me no choice, but to plot my revenge . . .

3 de Castelbajacs

Guilhem de Castelbajac
Jean Charles de Castelbajac
Louis-Maire de Castelbajac
Paris, France
2012
© Mareva Galanter

Luis Gispert

"Blasterettes"
27.00" x 39.00"
Edition of 6
2004

Like When

It's like when all hope died and moved to a condo on the next block.

Alex Da Corte

"Die Hexe"
2015

Barbara Kruger

"Culture Vulture"
2012

In The

Cartwheels in the dungeon. Jumping Jacks in the attic.

Have A Jackie Day

Smile

Relentless Mercury Retrograde

Still relentless.  Still . . .

After

After the game, the King and the Pawn go in the same box.

Is A

Sometimes no message is a message.

Throwback Thursday

Stanley Kubrick
August 27, 1970

Eyre de Lanux

Elizabeth Eyre de Lanux, an American artist, writer and designer of 1920's Art Deco furnishings whose works were rediscovered in the late 1980's.

 Mrs. de Lanux designed lacquered furniture and geometric patterned rugs that were produced in Paris in the 1920's. Her modernist furnishings were considered among the most sophisticated and were frequently exhibited with those of Eileen Gray and Jean-Michel Frank.

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