My friend Dave White is at it again– this time with a new exhibition (and his largest to date) entitled “Natural Selection” presented by London’s The Hospital Club Gallery and artrepublic. The show will shine a spotlight on a number…
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Continue Reading →Above is an exclusive limited edition print of Dave White's iconic Eagle print, taken from the critically-acclaimed Americana series (I purchased some pieces from that show, covered here and here). The print will be released in an exclusive limited edition…
Continue Reading →I'm happy to report that I'll be in London to see the Takashi Murakami exhibit open at the Gagosian Gallery! It runs from June 28th through August 5th, 2011. New work, new sculptures, new dreams manifested.
Continue Reading →Miraculously I made it to Dave White's Americana opening in London last night. And left with this incredible Coyote below. Good article on him here– except Andy Warhol couldn't paint himself out of a box, and Dave is a master…
Continue Reading →The Coningsby Gallery is proud to announce the solo exhibition of Dave’s White’s latest collection of paintings: ‘Americana’. Inspired by American heritage and the spirit of the West, this body of work features oil paintings in White’s trademark expressive style.…
Continue Reading →I've spent literally months of my life in London, shacked up at every hotel known to man, but I'm rarely truly satisfied. The nicest five star places in town are usually full of fanfare and an explosion of luxury cars…
Continue Reading →Sorry for the radio silence the past week, I've been going, going, going! I've had a speech in Malta, a quick trip to Morocco where I reviewed some incredible hotels, and now I'm back in London for a week. Although…
Continue Reading →I think this British artist Phil Ashcroft is extremely talented. Stunning work.
Continue Reading →If you're in London on May 1st I highly encourage (if you're a friend of mine I demand) you go see the Playground film by my friend Libby Spears (no, not related to me). It's an incredibly sobering look into…
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