~Andrea Zittel/A-Z Advanced Technologies

Andrea Zittel

ANDREA ZITTEL opens ‘A-Z Advanced Technologies’ at Andrea Rosen Gallery, NYC,
May 6, 2005

Photo: Nancy Smith

more photos of the opening & artwork: ‘A-Z Advanced Technologies’

~Andrea Zittel/A-Z Advanced Technologies | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 20th, 2006, 12:59pm



~JASPER JOHNS/Catenary/May 6, 2005

Jasper Johns

contrary to rumors on the street, JASPER JOHNS opens ‘Catenary’ in fine form,
Matthew Marks Gallery, NYC, May 6, 2005

Photo: Nancy Smith

more photos from ‘Catenary’

~JASPER JOHNS/Catenary/May 6, 2005 | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 20th, 2006, 12:54pm



~Marie-Josee Kravis/DAVID ZWIRNER GALLERY/May 9, 2005

Marie-Josee kravis

Marie-Josee Kravis, the new President of MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) and Henry Kravis attend the NEO RAUCH opening, ‘Renegaten’ at DAVID ZWIRNER GALLERY, NYC, May 9, 2005

Photo: Nancy Smith

more photos from the NEO RAUCH opening

~Marie-Josee Kravis/DAVID ZWIRNER GALLERY/May 9, 2005 | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 20th, 2006, 12:46pm



~MEGAN WHITMARSH/Forest Logic

Megan Whitmarsh portrait

LA based artist, MEGAN WHITMARSH opens ‘FOREST LOGIC’ at Sixtyseven, NYC, April 2, 2005.
Many of Megan’s pieces use embroidery thread on polished cotton.

Photo: Nancy Smith

Here’s the card for the show:

Megan Whitmarsh -card

more photos from ‘FOREST LOGIC’

~MEGAN WHITMARSH/Forest Logic | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 20th, 2006, 12:36pm



~Aya Takano/Takashi Murakami/’Little Boy’

Aya Takano

Japanese artist, AYA TAKANO, signing catalogs for fans, at (one of the) opening nights, ‘Little Boy: The Arts of Japan’s Exploding Subculture’, curated by TAKASHI MURAKAMI, at Japan Society, NYC, April 7 2005

Aya Takano painting

one of AYA TAKANO’s paintings in the ‘Little Boy: The Arts of Japan’s Exploding Subculture’, Japan Society, NYC, April 7, 2005

Photos: Nancy Smith

to see more AYA TAKANO paintings in the show & many more photos of the opening:
‘Little Boy’

~Aya Takano/Takashi Murakami/’Little Boy’ | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 20th, 2006, 11:34am



~Ondi Timoner/DIG!

Ondie timoner

ONDI TIMONER, founder of Interloper Films (in 1994), wrote, directed and edited DIG!, here with her husband, VASCO LUCAS NUNES, the cinematographer & co-producer of DIG! , at the DVD release screening, Bowery Poetry Club, NYC, April 11, 2005

DIG! movie poster

Ondi Timoner’s DIG! opened to rave reviews in NYC – after winning the 2004 GRAND JURY PRIZE at SUNDANCE.
DIG! follows 2 bands, for 7 years, focusing on their lead singers: Anton Newcombe of the
BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE and Courtney Taylor of the DANDY WARHOLS.
Photo: Poster, Landmark’s Sunshine Cinema, Lower East Side, NYC, Oct 24, 2004

Photos: Nancy Smith

    MARCH 2006 – UPDATE:
    Ondie Timoner’s INTERLOPER FILMS latest video, “MANDY” by the JONAS BROTHERS made it into the TOP 10 on MTV’S “TRL” in its recent debut week.

    more photos, including Courtney Taylor & Brent DeBoer of the DANDY WARHOLS

~Ondi Timoner/DIG! | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 20th, 2006, 10:44am



~Francisco Costa, Adam Weinberg & Brendan Cass

Francisco Costa, Adam Weinberg, Brendan Cass

from left, artist BRENDAN CASS, with center, FRANCISCO COSTA, the newly appointed creative director of the Calvin Klein Collection for Women, and on the right, ADAM WEINBERG, Director of the Whitney Museum of Modern Art. Photographed at the Calvin Klein Women’s Collection flagship store, on Madison Avenue, at the opening of “WHERE FASHION MEETS ART” (2005) , NYC, April 28, 2005.

Photo: Nancy Smith

BRENDAN CASS was selected by the Calvin Klein group to install some of his ‘I LOVE NY’ paintings in their flagship store for the “WHERE FASHION MEETS ART” event, last April 2005. Brendan Cass and his Calvin Klein installation, was by far the best presentation on Madison Ave that evening.. apparently an acccurate & prescient indicator of the now much acclaimed fashion forward outlook, and design intelligence, of the man picked to succeed Calvin Klein, FRANCISCO COSTA.

to see some of the BRENDAN CASS paintings installed in the Calvin Klein store, as well as photos of the opening: more photos

~Francisco Costa, Adam Weinberg & Brendan Cass | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 19th, 2006, 9:53pm



~Jeffrey Hargrave/Black Nanny Dolls

Jeffrey Hargrave

JEFFREY HARGRAVE and his black nanny/voodoo dolls, was featured on one of the very first artlovers home pages, back in April 13, 2005.

more artlovers Jeffrey Hargrave photos

Photo: JEFFREY HARGRAVE, with some of his hand-made black nanny/voodoo dolls, outside the 10th AVE PIZZA SHOP, Chelsea, NYC, April 13, 2005

Photo: Nancy Smith

~Jeffrey Hargrave/Black Nanny Dolls | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 19th, 2006, 9:13pm



~Ray Raposa & THE CASTANETS

ray raposa of the CASTANETS

RAY RAPOSA and the CASTANETS were featured on the artlovers home page JULY 18, 2005.
” a derailed psych-country band” – THE CASTANETS were under the radar when they were photographed at ‘Magickal Music Night’ presented by LITTLE CAKES, (Hanna Fushihara Aron) at the GLASS HOUSE in Williamsburg, way back in Feb of 2005. As of this post date, MARCH 19, 2006, they are now a very ‘for-real’ Indie band, with 2 albums out. Simon Cerigo, the artlovers music critic, reports that their recently released 2nd album, First Light’s Freeze has generated a good buzz.

more CASTANETS photos on artlovers

also check out: Asthmatic Kitty Records

Photo: RAY RAPOSA of the CASTANETS, showcased in the LITTLE CAKES presentation: “Magickal Music Night”, at the GLASS HOUSE, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYC, Feb 7, 2005
Photo: Nancy Smith

~Ray Raposa & THE CASTANETS | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 19th, 2006, 8:34pm



~Urs Fischer/Fig, Nut & Pear

urs fisher

The URS FISCHER, wondrous ‘BREAD HOUSE’ installation, part of his FEB 2005 exhibit, ‘Fig, Nut & Pear’ at Gavin Brown’s enterprise,
was featured on the artlovers home page:
July 7, 2005.

The BREAD HOUSE, which also was to become a BIRD HOUSE, was life-size and occupied
the first room. It underwent many transformations, man-made, and organic,
during the life-span of the exhibit.
In other gallery rooms, there were large paintings, and a life-size robot-type,
mechanized female, blonde haired, half-figure.

more photos: ‘Fig, Nut and Pear’

URS FISCHER is photographed above, in front of a painting from this show, ‘A Novel & Its Novelist’, ‘Fig Nut & Pear’, Gavin Brown’s enterprise, NYC, date: Feb 19, 2005
The exhibit ran from FEB 4 – MARCH 5, 2005.
(Photo: Nancy Smith)

the card for the show was really nice, too:

urs fisher card fig, nut pear

~Urs Fischer/Fig, Nut & Pear | Posted in The Bomb | By Nancy Smith | March 19th, 2006, 8:10pm


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