28
May
Jasper Johns
Map, 1961
Museum of Modern Art, New York City
shared by: George Grimaldis
Ormond Gigli
West Stockbridge, 1964
George Grimaldis shares an Ormond Gigli photograph from endless forms most beautiful’s photostream on flickr.
George Grimaldis shares a photograph from The Pie Shops photostream on flickr:
Photographer, Ormond Gigli
Girls In The Windows, 1960
27
May
George Grimaldis shares Edvard Munch’s own film recordings (by themunchmuseum)
It was quite a surprise when a moving picture camera was brought to the Munch Museum several years ago. It was a so called Pathé-Baby with a 9.5 mm film cassette and a projector in a specially made traveler’s case. The advanced traveler’s camera was said to have belonged to Edvard Munch, a fact confirmed by a viewing of the four accompanying films, which had originally been developed at Nerlien’s in Oslo.
One of the cassette films was taken in Dresden, the other three in Oslo and Aker. All of the film appears to have been taken during the summer of 1927.
*This information is from The Munch Museum.
George Grimaldis shares an image of an Edvard Munch painting from 1894, Anxiety.
Edvard Munch’s masterpieces are currently on view until May 28, 2012 at The Munch Museum in Oslo.
25
May
Donald Judd
Untitled (Schellmann #187-192), 1989
24
May
George Grimaldis shares an image of a Richard Hamilton exhibition catalog from 1964 (Hanover Gallery) - ”Slip It To Me: Richard Hamilton Paintings 1956-1964.”
* via clarkvr on flickr
Richard Hamilton
Beatles, 2007
23
May
Andy Warhol
Triple Elvis, 1963
shared by - George Grimaldis from flickr (Art Images Directory)
John Whitney “Catalog” 1961 (by crystalsculpture2)
This is John Whitney’s demo reel of work that he created with his analog computer/film camera magic machine he built from a WWII anti-aircraft gun sight. Also, Whitney and the techniques he developed with this machine were what inspired Douglas Trumbull (special fx wizard) to use the slit scan technique on 2001: A Space Odyssey
shared by George Grimaldis
