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Took a boat to 34th street.the colors of spring pop on this overcast day.

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The Bklyn museum Kehinde Wiley show had me thinking a lot -  about what is painting:art. Or why paint. 

I get that his work is more about the message than the painting and he 's painting because of the historical/cultural place of painting not actually for the love of the medium.
I guess that's ok, more Rosenquist than Rauschenberg.

My favorite painting in the show was the earliest one and I think the only one that was really about paint and surface.
Of a man who's tremendous hair became the painting, composition surface, the way it went to tight detail and broke into loose brushstrokes.
It was from the 2001-02 Harlem Studio Museum show. The show that introduced the art world/ J Dietch to his work
and made me wonder what if his work developed down that avenue.

It's a super warm comfy tri blend hoodie. 
I found a few that were left from an older print run.

Just put them on sale here

So cool that Citi Bike CEO Jay Waller is rocking custom cuff links with my Citi Bike Design!!

Better shot of Jay Walder's @CitiBikeNYC cuff links. pic.twitter.com/bQUc9j1IX2— Andrew J. Hawkins (@andyjayhawk) March 30, 2015

A photo posted by Taliah Lempert (@bicyclepaintings) on Mar 11, 2015 at 12:19pm PDT

Walking around the neighborhoodlistening to musicand taking pictures.

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