
A detail from Rome, ca. 1970, by the Rev. Samuel David Phillips.

An abstraction made from reclaimed lath board by Kinetic Tornado (in benefit of the Konbit Shelter Project).
Where High Gets Low.

A detail from Rome, ca. 1970, by the Rev. Samuel David Phillips.

An abstraction made from reclaimed lath board by Kinetic Tornado (in benefit of the Konbit Shelter Project).

Art spill on aisle three: Pastoral landscape at CostCo.
This weekend I had the honor of hanging out at a CostCo in Orange County, which is serious Andreas Gursky-Land. Not only can you buy a palette of toilet paper and a crate of tequila, you can also pick up a coffin—and, more importantly, art! (They have every stage of your life covered.) These are no giclees, by the way, they’re real “hand-painted” paintings. And I have no doubt that they were produced somewhere in the vicinity of Da Fen. But who cares, when you can pick up a hand-painted painting (in “premium wood frame”) starting at $117.99. All I know is that one of these babies is gonna look sensational over my new couch.
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Detail of a work by A.C.M. at the Outsider Art Fair, in NYC. See the NYT story here.
Click on images to see ‘em large. Money shots after the jump.
Tomorrow, Saturday, January 12th, is the last day to catch this show. And, no, I don’t know the names of the pieces. (I woulda had to put down my beer to take notes.)
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