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Bill Barminski Interview: Pop-up Retrospective!
I read in a National Geographic article recently about a theory being advanced on how cave pictographs might have helped frame the advance of human language. And when I thought about it, it came to mind that Bill Barminski’s various … Continue reading →
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Tagged Absolute Bar Min Ski, Absolute Vodka, banksy, Baz Lurhmann, Bill Barminski, Billy Bennight, Cardboard art, Castelli Art Space, Death Cab for Cutie Death Cab for Cutie, Dismaland, Gnarls Barkley Gnarls, Painting, Pop Up Pop Up, Scott Arundale, Tex Hitler, Video Art
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Pop-up Retrospective of Bill Barminski at Castelli Art Space
The influential and prolific artist Bill Barminski has an upcoming pop-up career retrospective curated by his friend and film editor Scott Arundale at Castelli Art Space for only two nights. The one-of-a-kind show will exhibit the artist’s work spanning the last 30 years on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Absolute Bar Min Ski, Absolute Vodka, art, banksy, Baz Lurhmann, Bill Barminski, Billy Bennight, Castelli Art Space, Death Cab for Cutie, Gnarls Barkley, Pop Up, Scott Arundale, Tex Hitler
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