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I have this c-print framed and matted up for bid at the Transformer auction this year.
All proceeds from sales will go towards funding the artists and Transformer--a contemporary art space that continues to be a vital part of D.C.
Print sale: flatfile.transformerdc.org/collections/ding-ren
Angels and Infidels Series,
Left: “”Auto-portrait in Paris”, mixed media on paper, 12 x 9 inches, 2004
Right: “Diana, the hunter,” mixed media on paper, 40 x 30 inches, 2004
Author(s):
Mark Lombardi
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URL:
www.pierogi2000.com/flatfile/lombardidrawingshow.html
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Project Description:
"Mark Lombardi (1951-2000) draws on the major political and financial scandals of the day to create large-scale linear diagrams that at first glance look like celestial maps; a closer reading reveals the intricate web of connections that lurk beneath current headlines. From Whitewater to the Vatican Bank, Lombardi uses dotted lines and broken arrows to chart the paths of illicit deals and laundered money, keeping track of it all in a handwritten database of 12,000 index cards. By scrutinizing the mutable boundaries that separate artistic practice from daily life, Lombardi wrings visual poetry out of dirty secrets--the results are a chillingly beautiful guide to the facts of life."
thrilled.
our pal kyle is going to help us put castors on the bottom, so I can move the drawers around if I want.
once it's raised about 2.5 inches it'll be the perfect height for standing up and cutting things!
Was in my element yesterday. It felt damn good. Thanks to my friend Marc for the outing.
This was my first time in a place with permission, and that also felt very good. An old machine shop in NJ that opened in 1851. The building is owned by someone else (who is letting the building fall apart, according to Chad), but all the contents are still under the care of Chad, a direct descendent of the family who started working there in 1950, and aside from his time in the service, has been there ever since. He's working towards having everything moved to a farm in order to open a museum.
Chad is a wonderful man, very friendly (and very talkative!) who has been extremely generous with his time allowing photographers to traipse all through the building over and over again. He said all the "weird" ones get really excited over the mannequin that I got really excited about when I first walked in. :)
Lots of shots to come, that I suppose I will post sporadically in between these daily SPs, and probably a blog post with my favorites.
Tubes upon tubes upon tubes. I’ve recently stocked up on a bunch of older stock Reynolds and True Temper tubing and the flat file is full. Looking forward to cutting and heating it up! #reynoldstubing #reynolds853 #truetemper #oxplatinum #flatfile #bicyclebuilding #chapmancycles
This was the set up for my open studio in 2001, Oakland. The large painting of the eye is based on a sketch book image. All the paintings displayed were based on one particular sketch book and all the images were "figurative".
This area features two IKEA tables, just assembled, and two of IKEA flat files placed under the tables. I really love this new setup.
Tadashi Moriyama
Moonset
Gouache and Ink on Paper
5 x 11Inches
Tadashi Moriyama b. 1973
Education
2006 Master of Fine Arts Degree - University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia PA
2006 Time based interactive Media Certificate - University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia PA
2003 Bachelor of Arts Degree in Studio Art -Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia PA
Selected Exhibitions
2007
"Scope Miami" represented by Bonelli Arte Contemporanea– Miami, FL
"Body City" curated by Nigel Rolfe – Dockland , Dublin Ireland.
"Land(e)scape" curated by Eric Shiner – Onishi Gallery , New York ,NY
"Drawn & Quartered" curated by Marisa Sage - Like the Spice, Brooklyn, NY
"Breaking New Ground: The Power and Variety of Landscapes" curated by Ellyn Murphy - Iona Collage
New Rochelle NY
"Yume Ichiya (One night dream)" curated by Someone’s Garden- Flaneur, Shibuya Tokyo, Japan
"It's a small world" curated by Tomoko Ashikawa - AG Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2006
"Crises" curated by Paul Falzone-the Annenberg School of Communication, Univ. of Penn, Philadelphia, PA
"Subterrane" curated by Sean Stoops - the Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, PA
"Far From Home" curated by Dana Gentile - Brooklyn Artist Gym, Brooklyn, NY
"MFA Thesis Show" curated by Ingrid Schaffner- The Icebox Project Space, Philadelphia, PA
"Pen Pals" curated by Ted Passon - Padlock Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
"Show me where the devil bit you" - Tower Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
2005
"Look Closer" curated by Tomoko Ashikawa- AG Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2004
"Tadashi Moriyama: Recent Works" - Philadelphia Art Alliance, Philadelphia, PA
"Comix; Cartoons as Art" curated by Calvin Jones- Philadelphia City Hall, Philadelphia, PA
"Synapses” Art Market, FIT - Florence Lynch Gallery, New York, NY
"Really Small Works" curated by Tomoko Ashikawa - Transplant Gallery, New York, NY
Registries
2007-Present Pierogi Flatfile, Brooklyn NY
2007-Present The Drawing Center, New York NY
Grants and Awards
2006 The Maurice Lowe Award, University of Pennsylvania
2005 The Alumni Association Award, University of Pennsylvania
2004-2006 Chair’s Merit Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania
2003 Outstanding Achievement in Printmaking, Tyler School of Art
2002 Dean’s Award, Tyler School of Art
Opening Friday September 4
5 Points First Friday, 6 to 9pm
Flat File Gallery presents Show OFF, photographs by Bill Yates and the late Loyd Sandgren. The exhibition pairs Sandgren’s images of Jacksonville, Florida wrestling events from the early 1960s with Yates’ images taken in 1972 and 1973 of the Sweetheart Roller Skating Rink located in rural Hillsborough County. The opening takes place on First Friday of 5 Points, 5 Points' monthly block party featuring live music, art, dining, shopping, and entertainment in every direction.
In conjunction with the exhibition, Flat File Gallery will also present the film Pumping Iron (1977) in the 5 Points Theater at 9pm. Watch five-time Mr. Olympia champion, Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his first film, defend his title by ruthlessly psyching out the shy, young, deaf Lou Ferrigno (of the 1977 TV series fame, “The Incredible Hulk”).
Both photographers documented graphic, physical performances where the actors paraded their bodies and physically confronted one another for an audience. Sandgren records the melodrama of the wrestling events. With wrestlers twisting each other’s limbs and choking one another with chains, the scenes are unapologetically theatrical. Though the roller skaters may not have thought of themselves on a stage, they are no less explicit and physical in their stagecraft. Young men aggressively wrap arms around their girlfriends’ necks and uncomfortably gesture for the camera. Part-scripted, part-documentary, Show OFF focuses on these various characters’ exaggerated exhibitionism, all of whom show off in particularly unsubtle and graphic ways. The physicality of the roller skaters’ sexual come-ons eerily resembles the wrestlers’ machismo inside the ring and Schwarzenegger’s virility on film. The uncensored performances by each group are the dominant element throughout Show OFF.
Flat File Gallery provides easy access to provocative, quality, and truly affordable works of art focusing on photography and works on paper by local and emerging Jacksonville artists.
Like previous panoramics it is an edition of 1200 offset prints. Approximately 39 x 8 in on 80lb cover stock with a mat coating. Each is signed and numbered by one of us.
We are releasing a new panoramic in about 10 days. Its debuting at the upcoming Giant Robot Biennale at the Japanese American National Museum which opens on October 24th, 2009.
I went down to clean up my messy studio and decided to instead capture it with a collage of Fuji Instax images, as is.
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From a March, 2007 trip to the abandoned Bethlehem Shipyard offices, a four-story 1917 Beaux Arts office building in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood. Access was difficult, climbing tall fences and crawling in through a basement window, but the building was a spectacular ruin inside. Ensuing years saw it fall into extreme decline, until it was meticulously renovated in 2020. It's now an upscale furniture store and restaurant.
In the blueprint room at night, a mostly dark room, with flashlight and sodium vapor streetlights.
Reprocessed and replaced, September 2023.
Get to Know your Missile Base:
www.keyshistory.org/KL-NikeSite.html
Large flat files most likely used for storing maps. It was located in the enlisted men's quarters and was most liley moved here from one of the offices.
Shot with Pentax K-1000 with a Tamron SP f 2.8 28-80mm on Kodak 160 vc-2. Scanned with Nikon Coolscan V ED. edited with Corel Photopaint.
This is an amazing set that was sent to us by a reader--it's pretty incredible. It currently lives on top of the flatfiles in the new Studio, where we can play with it when we're supposed to be working.
In the Pratt Library's Special Collections Department. More about the War Posters Collection: www.prattlibrary.org/booksmedia/blog/prattchat.aspx?id=75...
Author(s):
Mark Lombardi
Institution:
Year:
URL:
www.pierogi2000.com/flatfile/lombardidrawingshow.html
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Project Description:
"Mark Lombardi (1951-2000) draws on the major political and financial scandals of the day to create large-scale linear diagrams that at first glance look like celestial maps; a closer reading reveals the intricate web of connections that lurk beneath current headlines. From Whitewater to the Vatican Bank, Lombardi uses dotted lines and broken arrows to chart the paths of illicit deals and laundered money, keeping track of it all in a handwritten database of 12,000 index cards. By scrutinizing the mutable boundaries that separate artistic practice from daily life, Lombardi wrings visual poetry out of dirty secrets--the results are a chillingly beautiful guide to the facts of life."
600 drawings 4x4 2019, is the result of a drawing project — making at least one drawing each day. This project involved the use of four-inch squares of paper of various weights, colors, and surfaces. I found that many small pieces could be cut out of remnants of paper in my studio.
Year long projects help expand my vocabulary, they create new phrases and expletives. Join me to see the hundreds of drawings I made in this series.
Loose Talk Can Cost Lives!
More about the War Posters Collection in the Pratt Library's Special Collections Department: www.prattlibrary.org/booksmedia/blog/prattchat.aspx?id=75...
books in process . . . cover and jacket proofs . . . Literati Modern (for HAA), S'abadeb: The Gifts (for SAM) and [Re]Inventing the Wheel (for DAM) . . . along with 4 books for WSU, New Songs from Ancient Tunes (for HAA) in bubblewrap, four volumes of HOUSES, and the Marquand Books beer coaster (coming soon).
I have always wanted a flat file cabinet for my art room that I could use for storing large format paper. Recently I came across this one not being used in the warehouse at work -- I think at one time it held site layout and wiring drawings and building blueprints, but those have been moved to a horizontal flat file, so I was able to snag this one cheap. Although I would love a horizontal flat file with drawers, I don't really have the space for one, so this is perfect as the footprint is much smaller.