Showing posts with label Golden Gate Bridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Golden Gate Bridge. Show all posts

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Not available in the gift shop, yet…















If you know my art, you know I love things in grids. A Rubik’s Cube with my images seems inevitable. I’ve seen more than a few of these art cubes in museum gift shops and yes, they are kind of kitschy. I do confess to buying a Gilbert and George cube on sale. But as their work is often in grid form, that Rubik’s Cube has my approval. And it was on sale, cheap. A few months ago I attended an art fair and where an artist had some hand-made Rubik’s Cubes. He shared his trick with me. You basically buy Rubik’s Cubes cheap and then print out your own work and replace the color squares. A certain large shipping company has great blank, adhesive labels that fit in a printer and officially are not for this purpose. And where would we be without Japantown dollar stores and knock-off Rubik’s cubes? So here it is, the 2011 Project on a Rubik’s Cube. If you’d like one, you’ll have to wait for the big Tofu museum show and always remember to exit through the gift shop.

Saturday, May 28, 2011

May 28, 2011 – The World’s Most Beautiful Bridge












She is 74 today and still looks great. I’ve lived in San Francisco over 20 years and still, every time I cross the Golden Gate Bridge, I get a little thrill. It’s quite appropriate that the world’s greatest city has the world’s most beautiful bridge. There is a reason why you can go pretty much anywhere in the world and you’ll see images of the Golden Gate Bridge — it’s stunning. Next year we’ll have a big party for 75.