Jay West | “Abstract Messiah”
Posted: July 10, 2012 Filed under: Art + Design | Tags: Abstract Messiah, End of an Error, Jay West Leave a comment
According to the pictures , Jay West‘s anticipated exhibition entitled End of an Error was a success . With family and friends supporting him from the start , his imagery was slowly coming to life . Soon after Jay and four other artists we’re proclaimed winners , their artwork was then displayed on W.125th St.
His artwork displayed on W.125th St. was a shock . Though he never imagined walking up and down Harlem’s well-known street to find his artwork displayed , his competitive mindset helped him surpass his imagination .
Jay’s Earth-like piece is interesting because it could contain multiple meanings . Unfortunately for us , we may never know . Once you look past the artwork , the time and effort contributed to following his passion appears .
“I feel that my surroundings really influence my work as well . You’re always a product of your environment . It’s like , if you see gloomy skies and crackheads and gang violence . I could easily been sucked into that , but I took that , that backdrop , and made it like an influence . I made that and took it all and put it into an image or characters of my own . “ – Justin West
A$AP Mob | “Lords Never Worry”
Posted: August 28, 2012 Filed under: Music | Tags: A$AP Ant, A$AP Bari, A$AP Ferg, A$AP Mob, A$AP Nast, A$AP Rocky, A$AP Twelvy, A$AP Ty Beats, Lords Never Worry Leave a comment
Clayborne Bujorian | “True Colors Bleed Through Regardless”
As anticipation and patience rose and decreased during the weekend before the proclaimed A$AP Mob released their project entitled Lords Never Worry . Isn’t Long.Live.A$AP releasing in October ? Yes . Though Long.Live.A$AP is releasing very shortly also , the Mob keeps their posture as they crash Live Mixtapes quickly after presenting us the masterpiece .
Collectives have been relevant recently . Luckily , A$AP Mob acquires an abundance of diversity to the point we’re unable to disregard their work . Raise your expectations . Though this is the only project by the entire Mob , there will always be the time in the day to create more . Responses from strong supporters and fans will help realize the collective their time has yet to come .
Art Direction By Matthew Williams .
Download their anticipated project here .
Jay West | “From Then To Now”
Posted: June 12, 2012 Filed under: Art + Design | Tags: From Then To Now, Jay West Leave a comment
” Long roads result in dead ends . New paths multiply when one begins . ” – Clayborne Bujorian
Remain patient while you’re waiting for the new site . Stay informed via Thee Almighty .
Glue Society | “Hot With The Chance of Late Storm”
Posted: June 7, 2012 Filed under: Art + Design | Tags: Glue Society, Hot With The Chance of Late Storm Leave a comment
Though we haven’t had too many opportunities to chase our local ice cream trucks this year , we’ll stop whatever it may be we’re doing and chase after it as if we haven’t seen it for years . A sculpture constructed by the Glue Society entitled Hot With The Chance of Late Storm helps portray the collision between extreme temperatures and your favorite treat , ice cream . A neat 3 dimensional piece of artwork , inspired by Salvador Dali has me anxious for what they’re getting into in 2012 .
Jay West | “End of an Error” Short Film
Posted: May 18, 2012 Filed under: Art + Design | Tags: End of an Error, Jay West, Short Film Leave a comment” The lair of empty Moet and Hennessy bottles is also the lair of the omnipotent gems of Jay West . “ – Clayborne Bujorian .
Jay West | “Thee Omnipotent”
Posted: May 15, 2012 Filed under: Art + Design | Tags: A$AP Rocky, damien hirst, End of an Era, End of an Error, Get High, Jay West, L&L TV Production, May 26th, Purple Swag, Thee Almighty, WASSUP Leave a commentNearing closer to his anticipated solo exhibit , the Pop Expressionist Justin West takes a few minutes from his work and progression to sit with L&L TV Production to speak about his history , and near future . Reigning from Harlem , New York , we’re given the almighty talents of your favorite artist’s artist . Not only has Mr.West had the opportunity to paint a lavish body in A$AP Rocky‘s music video , Wassup , his paintings are also featured in the backgrounds of Purple Swag and Get High . Some viewers tend to attach his artwork to the big names he works with. Both artists have high standards to represent their work in the best way possible tends to recieve mixed emotions .
” It kinda just recognizes real , it just meets , it just works . “ – Jay West
With renaissance style paintings inspiring his skill and effort , his paintings never fail to come to life . Although there’s a lack of humans in his famous pieces , wolves and robots tend to cover his canvas’ . Yes , wolves and robots . The symoblic meaning of his choice of characters can only be found with the urge to learn .
His upcoming show , End of an Error on May 26th is similar to a double entendre of Damien Hirst‘s exhibit entitled End of an Era . The majority of his paintings and a possibility of select few drawings will be present . Although my presence won’t be felt , it will . Don’t forget to mark your calendars . If you’re around the NYC area , make sure to stop-by and make an appearance at the Sara Nightingale Gallery .
Author : @See_Bujorian .
Jay West | “End of an Error” Sneak Peek
Posted: May 4, 2012 Filed under: Art + Design | Tags: End of an Error, Jay West, Sneak Peak Leave a comment
With Jay’s solo exhibit around the corner , it was only proper for him to preview a piece . Although this is the first we’ve seen of his most recent work , now we have a correct judgement upon how this show will alleviate our patience .
According to Jay himself , this is just the beginning .
Be sure to find a way to Mr.West’s anticipated solo exhibit entitled End of an Error on May 28th .
Jay West | “Pharrell’s Instruction to Thee Almighty”
Posted: April 29, 2012 Filed under: Art + Design, Uncategorized Leave a comment
Abstraction | “Unconcerned with Literal Depiction”
Posted: April 29, 2012 Filed under: Art + Design | Tags: Abstraction, Blue and Grey, Color Field Theory, Earth and Green, Georges Braque, Marcus Rothkovich, Nude in an Armchair, Pablo Picasso, Unconcerned with Literal Depiction Leave a comment
Pablo Picasso | "Nude in an Armchair"
Abstraction began during the movement while individuals aimed to innovate and experiment with art , politics , and culture . Creative matters began appearing in the 19th century . While multiple manners were being expressed throughout North America and Europe between the years of 1910 and 1920 , sculptures and paintings flourished without citations to reality .
Along with Cubism , Abstract Art includes the focuses of Neoplasticism , and Abstract Expressionism . Cubist illustrations offered by Georges Braque and the well-known Pablo Picasso were glowing in the West come the early 1900’s .
Georges Braque
Important to the History of Abstraction is a man by the name of Marcus Rothkovich , also known as Mark Rothko . The Dvinsk , Russia native was a painter and an Abstract Expressionist . He was born in 1903 .
His presence in constructing the Color Field Theory played a big role throughout the world of Abstractionism .
Color Field Theory : Using large areas of color to decorate the entire canvas . The colors of one’s canvas exceed the borders and into infinity .
Marcus Rothkovich | "Blue and Grey" + "Earth and Green"
DAILY BLOG 