“I Heard They’re Dirty” by the Glue Society March 10, 2009

“I Heard They’re Dirty” by the Glue Society

The latest offering from the Glue Society is a 15-foot statue of a pigeon with a tiny dishevelled man defecating on its head. Created for the Pulse Art Fair last week in New York, the installation is dedicated to the city of New York and speaks of social strata. The silicone man with woollen hair appears to be a tramp with his trousers down. The pigeon is made of foam and covered in epoxy.

Sol Kjøk March 4, 2009

From the STRING OF BEADS series

(Graphite and Colored Pencil on Paper, 2003-2006, formats ranging from 4 inches to more than 10 feet high).

James Nelson March 1, 2009

(left to right)

Untitled, 2004
Graphite on Japanese paper
9 3/4 x 6 1/2 inches

Blue Head with Hole, 2007
Charcoal on handmade Japanese paper
37 x 25 inches

annabel daou February 22, 2009

threshold, 2004

30 x 44 ¼ inches

graphite, and tape on paper (two sheets of paper)