Curious Room
fine art objects for your home and office
Some cool animation
Hello all! I’ve been working on some animation – whew and learning flash. check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiKLEG3O6VE
Thanks!
Thanks to everyone who attended the Curious Room Summer Show opening. It was a fabulous time! If you haven’t seen the show yet drop by Flatbed press for a peek. We have some wonderful works for your enjoyment.
Cheers
Larry
Curious Room Summer Show
Hello all you fabulous art lovers! I am excited about the 2010 Curious Room Summer show we are having at Flatbed Press here in Austin. Opening is Saturday, June 4th, 7-9pm. Check out the details here: Curious Room Summer Show
Ian Pyper New Work
Hello all you fabulous art lovers! Curious Room has some new work from UK artist Ian Pyper. Future primitive coolness. Enjoy! Check it out here
Curious Room Summer Show: June 4 – 14th
Hello all you fabulous art lovers. We are having the first Curious Room summer show at Flatbed Press here in Austin, Texas. June 4th – 14th. YaY!
Debating a Vatican Cover–Up
January 19, 2010 | No Comments
Vatican restorers cleaning Michelangelo’s last frescoes didn’t remove later overpainting, dividing art historians and prompting an appeal to a higher authority. Read more…..
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
January 16, 2010 | No Comments
I saw the visually delightful new Terry Gilliam film “The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus” yesterday and I was blown away by the film. Gilliam did a massive visual dump and buried me in a pile of Victorian, Buddhist, and crazy hyper- industrial revolution imagery. Wonderful! and I would expect no less from the maven of wonder. We all know that this was Health Ledgers last film and watching his performance reminds just how huge of a talent was lost. Gilliam does an excellent job seamlessly merging Ledgers role with Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Collin Farrell—saving the film from an untimely death. Ultimately this film is about imagination, Gilliam’s and the audience, and the story is just ancililary. Indeed the story seemed to disolve into a bit of aimless ramblings in the middle but I didn’t care. Add a diobolical Tom Waits to the mix along with the stunningly beautiful Lily Cole and this film is a rocken good time. Larry gives this a big thumbs up on the coolness scale.
