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Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration - The Creators Project
The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration
The Creators Project
One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon / Marcel Dzama show at David Zwirner, that the two men have known each other forever. Forgetting the Hand (open through February 20) features a series of drawings on which the men collaborated.
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One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon / Marcel Dzama show at David Zwirner, that the two men have known each other forever. Forgetting the Hand (open through February 20) features a series of drawings on which the men collaborated.
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration - The Creators Project
The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration
The Creators Project
One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon / Marcel Dzama show at David Zwirner, that the two men have known each other forever. Forgetting the Hand (open through February 20) features a series of drawings on which the men collaborated.
Google News The Creators Project
One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon / Marcel Dzama show at David Zwirner, that the two men have known each other forever. Forgetting the Hand (open through February 20) features a series of drawings on which the men collaborated.
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration - The Creators Project (blog)
The Creators Project (blog)
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration
The Creators Project (blog)
Marcel Dzama and Raymond Pettibon, We will ride into the sunset, 2015. Pencil, ink, gouache, and collage on paper. 21 x 16 1/8 inches (53.3 x 41 cm). Courtesy David Zwirner, New York/London. One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon ...
The Creators Project (blog)
Marcel Dzama and Raymond Pettibon, We will ride into the sunset, 2015. Pencil, ink, gouache, and collage on paper. 21 x 16 1/8 inches (53.3 x 41 cm). Courtesy David Zwirner, New York/London. One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon ...
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration - The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration - The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration - The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration The Creators Project
One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon / Marcel Dzama show at David Zwirner, that the two men have known each other forever. Forgetting ...
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration - The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration The Creators Project
One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon / Marcel Dzama show at David Zwirner, that the two men have known each other forever. Forgetting ...
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration - The Creators Project
Inside Raymond Pettibon & Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration The Creators Project
One might think, after viewing the new Raymond Pettibon / Marcel Dzama show at David Zwirner, that the two men have known each other forever. Forgetting ...
The National's Bryce Dessner Scores Ballet The Most Incredible Thing - Pitchfork Media
Pitchfork Media
The National's Bryce Dessner Scores Ballet The Most Incredible Thing
Pitchfork Media
The Most Incredible Thing premieres at the New York City Ballet on February 2. Based on Hans Christian Andersen's 1870 fairy tale, it's a collaboration with choreographer Justin Peck and visual artist Marcel Dzama. Hear some of Dessner's music in the ...
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The Most Incredible Thing premieres at the New York City Ballet on February 2. Based on Hans Christian Andersen's 1870 fairy tale, it's a collaboration with choreographer Justin Peck and visual artist Marcel Dzama. Hear some of Dessner's music in the ...
Review: New York City Ballet's Winter Season Blends Movement and Music - New York Times
New York Times
Review: New York City Ballet's Winter Season Blends Movement and Music
New York Times
... the auditorium (the new music director, Andrew Litton, was conducting a program of American scores, admirably) and new aspects of design around the theater's other spaces (Marcel Dzama redecorated the main upstairs foyer with ostentatious triviality).
New York Times
... the auditorium (the new music director, Andrew Litton, was conducting a program of American scores, admirably) and new aspects of design around the theater's other spaces (Marcel Dzama redecorated the main upstairs foyer with ostentatious triviality).
Review: New York City Ballet's Winter Season Blends Movement and Music - New York Times
Review: New York City Ballet's Winter Season Blends Movement and Music New York Times
In ballet, sight meets sound. When the alchemy is right, this often trivial art takes off into the stratosphere. On Tuesday, New York City Ballet, the world's foremost ...
Review: New York City Ballet’s Winter Season Blends Movement and Music - New York Times
Review: New York City Ballet’s Winter Season Blends Movement and Music New York Times
In ballet, sight meets sound. When the alchemy is right, this often trivial art takes off into the stratosphere. On Tuesday, New York City Ballet, the world's foremost ...
Review: New York City Ballet’s Winter Season Blends Movement and Music - New York Times
Review: New York City Ballet’s Winter Season Blends Movement and Music New York Times
In ballet, sight meets sound. When the alchemy is right, this often trivial art takes off into the stratosphere. On Tuesday, New York City Ballet, the world's foremost ...
Happy #TutuTuesday! Love, Marcel Dzama and NYCB - Dance Spirit
WWD
Happy #TutuTuesday! Love, Marcel Dzama and NYCB
Dance Spirit
Hey guys! Remember how, last week, we got a peek at the installation that madcap genius Marcel Dzama is creating for the New York City Ballet Art Series? Remember how we mentioned that Dzama is also doing the sets and costumes for Justin Peck's ...
Artist Marcel Dzama Designs Costumes for Justin Peck's Newest BalletWWD
New York City Ballet Opens 4th Annual Art Series, Featuring Marcel Dzama, TodayBroadway World
See the Stunning Costumes for This New BalletNew York Magazine
all 7 news articles »
Dance Spirit
Hey guys! Remember how, last week, we got a peek at the installation that madcap genius Marcel Dzama is creating for the New York City Ballet Art Series? Remember how we mentioned that Dzama is also doing the sets and costumes for Justin Peck's ...
Artist Marcel Dzama Designs Costumes for Justin Peck's Newest BalletWWD
New York City Ballet Opens 4th Annual Art Series, Featuring Marcel Dzama, TodayBroadway World
See the Stunning Costumes for This New BalletNew York Magazine
all 7 news articles »
Happy #TutuTuesday! Love, Marcel Dzama and NYCB - Dance Spirit
Happy #TutuTuesday! Love, Marcel Dzama and NYCB Dance Spirit
Artist Marcel Dzama Designs Costumes for Justin Peck's Newest Ballet - WWD
WWD
Artist Marcel Dzama Designs Costumes for Justin Peck's Newest Ballet
WWD
The six-century-old world of ballet has found itself in a precarious place: forced to modernize in the face of newer forms of entertainment — film, television and the Internet among them. But in the process, a new crop of creators, procedures and ...
and more »
WWD
The six-century-old world of ballet has found itself in a precarious place: forced to modernize in the face of newer forms of entertainment — film, television and the Internet among them. But in the process, a new crop of creators, procedures and ...
and more »
Artist Marcel Dzama Designs Costumes for Justin Peck's Newest Ballet - WWD
WWD
Artist Marcel Dzama Designs Costumes for Justin Peck's Newest Ballet
WWD
Artist Marcel Dzama Designs Costumes for Justin Peck's Newest Ballet. Dzama has created costumes for "The Most Incredible Thing," Justin Peck's first narrative ballet — premiering at the New York City Ballet on Feb. 2. By Misty White Sidell on January ...
and more »
WWD
Artist Marcel Dzama Designs Costumes for Justin Peck's Newest Ballet. Dzama has created costumes for "The Most Incredible Thing," Justin Peck's first narrative ballet — premiering at the New York City Ballet on Feb. 2. By Misty White Sidell on January ...
and more »
