Animals
A new series of participatory sculptures from Llewelynn Fletcher .
A world between nightmare and fairy tale.
As if Grand Central Terminal weren’t crowded enough, artist Nick Cave (not the singer) is adding a fanciful new group to the multitude.
This “King Deer” can reign from your very own wall.
Hunt Slonem draws us into a world of ghosts, mystics, plantations, and exotic birds.
You know Henri Rousseau’s paintings of lion attacks? He made those based on taxidermic displays. If you liked that, this is the book for you.
Photographer Pinar Yolaçan accessorizes the women in her portraits with raw meat and animal parts.
Last week, the brand-new East London eat spot Tramshed flung open its doors to present its crowning conversation piece: Cock and Bull, Damien Hirst’s latest addition to his famed Natural History series.
They are insanely bright and look across the room at each other. I love putting handmade things into magazines and books and the internet – drawings for everyone to hold in their laps (or laptops). But there’s nothing quite like having the drawing itself, and all its quirks of color and line, out there in the world at eye level having conversations with strangers. I think they probably have great conversations with New Yorkers.
