NYC Makers Biennial is at the
MAD currently, and last week I got to see it with a few art friends (
Vivien,
Deidre and
Benedicte). There was some outstanding work there, but overall I can say that I was a bit underwhelmed by it. A few details did catch my eye and I'll share them with you here.
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shadows made by a urethane resin piece by Gaetano Pesce |
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the edge of the above piece |
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fab texture in a costume for The Knight of the Round Table from King Arthur's Camelot for the Cincinnati Ballet, made by Parsons-Meares Ltd, Sandra Woodall, designer |
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more texture from the above |
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fantastical feathers in a hat titled Blackbird by Harriet Rosebud |
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shadows made by fiberglass mannequins from Ralph Pucci |
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cement texture of Moonmilk by Chen Chen and Kai Williams |
MAD is one of my favorite museums in NYC. And their permanent collection is fantastic, do check it out if you're in the neighborhood.
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