Matt-lock
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Andrew Munoz @ Red Propeller, by Matt-lock on Mar 21, 2008 20:14:41 GMT 1, How much were the drawings that were released today?
Is his stuff available anywhere else??
gracias
How much were the drawings that were released today?
Is his stuff available anywhere else??
gracias
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Zippy
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Andrew Munoz @ Red Propeller, by Zippy on Mar 21, 2008 20:16:30 GMT 1, ยฃ150.
I like his work but thought these were weak compared to the others.
Those canvases look amazing but not available till June.
Z
ยฃ150.
I like his work but thought these were weak compared to the others.
Those canvases look amazing but not available till June.
Z
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Matt-lock
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Andrew Munoz @ Red Propeller, by Matt-lock on Mar 21, 2008 20:19:36 GMT 1, cool thanks...where else has he sold stuff? this is the first i've really seen of him...
cool thanks...where else has he sold stuff? this is the first i've really seen of him...
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Heavyconsumer
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Andrew Munoz @ Red Propeller, by Heavyconsumer on Mar 21, 2008 20:26:40 GMT 1, ยฃ150. I like his work but thought these were weak compared to the others. Those canvases look amazing but not available till June. Z
Agreed, his canvases look brilliant, although these two monoprints are not of an equal standard to the other pieces on that page, which I think is excellent.
I personally hadn't heard of Andrew until recently, when Red Propellor sent an email roundabout him (I think a couple of weeks or so ago). I haven't seen his work elsewhere.
ยฃ150. I like his work but thought these were weak compared to the others. Those canvases look amazing but not available till June. Z Agreed, his canvases look brilliant, although these two monoprints are not of an equal standard to the other pieces on that page, which I think is excellent. I personally hadn't heard of Andrew until recently, when Red Propellor sent an email roundabout him (I think a couple of weeks or so ago). I haven't seen his work elsewhere. |
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scavos
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Andrew Munoz @ Red Propeller, by scavos on Mar 22, 2008 14:03:12 GMT 1, Some info and pics from Munoz's own site...
"In my work I play with existing narratives found in folklore, mythology or children's literature whilst attempting to 'mythologize' modern phenomena. Good and Evil, the Grotesque and the Beautiful, and Tragedy and Comedy co-exist through the 'narratives' depicted in my paintings as well as references to the 'outsiders', 'freaks', and 'monsters' that may be found in a Diane Arbus photograph, an Anderson fairytale or a Goya etching. The figures depicted in the paintings are hybrids of familiar characters from folktales, and people, real or imagined, drawn from my memory as a child.
The elements of my paintings go through a process of simplification, abstraction and refinement in order to elucidate those areas of my imagination that I can only express visually. I see the paintings themselves paradoxically as tales without narrative or as one paragraph narratives that encapsulate concepts or feelings in a similar way to Kafka's 'The Next Village' or the Grimms' 'The Wilful Child'. Andrew Munoz"
Some info and pics from Munoz's own site... "In my work I play with existing narratives found in folklore, mythology or children's literature whilst attempting to 'mythologize' modern phenomena. Good and Evil, the Grotesque and the Beautiful, and Tragedy and Comedy co-exist through the 'narratives' depicted in my paintings as well as references to the 'outsiders', 'freaks', and 'monsters' that may be found in a Diane Arbus photograph, an Anderson fairytale or a Goya etching. The figures depicted in the paintings are hybrids of familiar characters from folktales, and people, real or imagined, drawn from my memory as a child. The elements of my paintings go through a process of simplification, abstraction and refinement in order to elucidate those areas of my imagination that I can only express visually. I see the paintings themselves paradoxically as tales without narrative or as one paragraph narratives that encapsulate concepts or feelings in a similar way to Kafka's 'The Next Village' or the Grimms' 'The Wilful Child'. Andrew Munoz" |
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Andrew Munoz @ Red Propeller, by Coach on Mar 22, 2008 19:33:49 GMT 1, cheers scavos.
i really want that canvass second one down of the pics you posted ; )
also really like the dog with human teeth.
and the 2 girls with dogs heads.
in fact, really liking lots of this.
ta for the pics buddy
cheers scavos.
i really want that canvass second one down of the pics you posted ; )
also really like the dog with human teeth.
and the 2 girls with dogs heads.
in fact, really liking lots of this.
ta for the pics buddy
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