My brother always emails me about cool art shows he sees in NYC. This week, he sent me an email regard this installation sculpture/wall art show at Cheim and Reid in Chelsea. The artist is Jack Pierson, and it looks like a pretty cool show. Upon further reading on the gallery's website, I discovered that Pierson is from MA and studied at MassArt!
Here are some exhibition photos from the C+R website. My favorite one is the circle of blue circles, as I think that's the best and simplest way to describe it, haha, named ABSTRACT #15. Bringing back a post I wanted to include in my blog from the beginning, here's an inspired look.
What do you think of installation art?

His pieces look very cool!
ReplyDeleteLove the outfit you created from it.
Fab blog! I hail to you from Ela. :)
ReplyDeleteThat art is amazing. So colorful and fresh. And I love the outfit you created to match it. The dress is perfect!
PS. And I am SO making that apple crisp from your post below. :P
My favorite is the red swirl... very feminine looking
ReplyDeleteAbstract # 15 is absolutely amazing - I love the colors and the perfect asymmetry. It's absolutely gorgeous. And the outfit you created from it is phenomenal - I've been eyeing that top myself! :)
ReplyDeletealways love me some inspiration art.
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I'm a big fan of installation art. I loved the collage you created based on the art. Very inspirational!
ReplyDeletegorgeous-I need to start going to chelsea more and exploring xx
ReplyDeleteoh i like that circle of blue too.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate installation art because it challenges my notions of what constitutes museum-worthy art... Very cool post, darling J! I love your collage inspired by the exhibit, especially those booties!
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How creative are you??? What a fabulous way to tie in fashion!
ReplyDeleteYa, I knew this would inspire a cool outfit!
ReplyDeleteThe blue top is adorable and installation art is incredible because it gives you a new perspective on the idea of art and how you look at it, y'know?
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteit's def interesting. never thought to inspire an outfit out of it but i like what you've done there. you're so creative!
ReplyDeleteThanks fro introducing me to installation art. I will have to go and read all about it in wikipedia!
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