Showing posts with label Sears Peyton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sears Peyton. Show all posts

Friday, May 15, 2009

Time Over Distance/ Robert Schmid




Robert has updated his website to include his most recent paintings.
People often want to make a narrative out of these rather complex juxtapositions
 of images. Rather difficult to explain in words things that are essentially visual ideas. 
He is represented by the Sears Peyton Gallery on 11th Avenue.
On the right is a picture of Deniz taken a few weeks ago. Strange how life turns into art.

Friday, April 3, 2009

Culture and Cake



C Train to 79th Street. 
Noble sort of statue outside the Museum of Natural History.
Lots of school children around and a very blue sky.
Bus through the park to 5th Avenue.


The Neue Galerie is positively one of my favorite places in New York.
Frances and I think we should move in immediately. Such elegance.
Even the type faces on the posters outside the bathrooms enchant.
No photos allowed in the Brucke exhibition.


But the staircase!


Then we come to the other good bit: the Cafe Sabarsky.
Wood panelling, a grand piano, views of Central Park.
 Austrian doughnuts with apricot jam oozing out.
Merisi, I was thinking of you.
The coffee mit Schlag. (Forgive my attempt at German.)


The cake was perfection: coconut, almond and mango.


In the evening, Eugene Brodsky's opening at Sears Peyton on 11th Avenue.
The open fire escape door an automatic photo op.