BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS...

I'm addicted to Amazon.com, Tate Bookstore, ICA Bookstore, Koening Books. Really. I can't see a bookshop window and there I go with my credit card. Just wanna share with you my last purchases. Maybe I'm gonna read it, maybe they'll only decorate my shelves. I don't care.

Best Wishes Get well Soon - by Ian Steveson


Doubled Game - by Sophie Calle and Paul Auster

Post Office - by Charles Bukowisky


Lee Miller's War

Free Burma during Rambo Premiere

I took this pictures last Tuesday at Leicester Square during the Rambo Movie Inaguration. A midst of Burma people were protesting against the crashes in the country,

Lee Miller

I don't know if she became famous because of his pictures documenting Picasso's life or because of her work as a war correspondent. Anyway, she catched me during my visiting at MACBA (Contemporary Museum of Catalunya). If I were a photographer I would like to be just like her!

Peter Hujar at the ICA London

I've been there. Delicate, shocking, intriguing.

Peter Hujar is one of the most important American photographers of the 70s and early 80s. He is best know for his black and white portraits of New York's avant-garde and underground stars, but his subjects also include nudes, animals and the night-time streets of downtown Manhattan.

Seen in the streets of Kuala Lampur

Via WoosterColletive

By accident...

...I've found this picture searching references for a layout at the agency. Has anyone knows something about? Pretty interesting.

I've seen in Quaker Street

Sota la Bomba (Be Bomb)

I had the opportunity to visit this amazing exhibition at MACBA (Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona). The paintings, videos and animations document the post-war political and cultural life in the USA and France, in the particular period of 1946 to 1956, showing the euphoria of the liberation and reconstruction following Second World War and the shadows of the Cold War.



A frame from the video "Crossroads", by Bruce Conner.



Arshile Gorsky (Last Painting)



Lee Miller

Andrea Buttner

She could hooked me in a monday morning lecture at the Uni. The work of this young German artist is intriguing. I couldn't find the one I think is the best, a video art where she gave a camera to nuns who had never deal with the equipament and ask them to shoot their lives in the convent. The result is unbelievable: they'd shot amazing scenes, very emotional. Here it is some other pieces that I've got interested by.

Os Gêmeos Hits Up Lithuania

Via Fecal Face

Latest Amnesty Internacional Campaing

I've seen in the streets of Lisbon.

First Blood

Recent work of Terry Richardson, my favorite fashion photographer.

Cao Fei

Look at those pictures of the chinese artist:

Cancer Cells in acrylic ink

Dying in a totally different way. That was the theme of my Fine Arts course exhibition.

I've seen in Bricklane part II

Painting of Modern Life

Saturday I went to this exhibition on South Bank Centre. My favorite pieces:



Franz Gertch, At Luciano's House.



Andy Wahrol, Big Electric chair.