Vol. 06.30.2019 | Sunday Selects
June 29, 2019
JAMIE KIRKLAND
My work is about creating a feeling of deep calm, soft stillness, expansive space and tranquility, a sense of equanimity, a secret to take rest. The process is one of transmuting paint into lyrical expressions of color and mood. I see color and composition as my primary modes of communication.
TAELOR FISHER
I find great inspiration in the natural world, and consider flowers especially stirring. I expressively marry shapes, colors, and scents of my favorite blooms, which produce lush, colorful, and charmingly chaotic compositions.
VESELA BAKER
Acrylic and watercolor are the media of choice for me because of the fast drying process. I continue to learn every day, and my work constantly evolves, as I always have the desire to see things a bit different and in a new way. I like switching between wood and paper, watercolor and acrylic. Because I spend so much time in the studio, that helps me to not get stuck. It forces me to see things from a different perspective and breaks my thought process so I can take a fresh approach
FRANCOISE GILOT, 97, DOES NOT REGRET HER PABLO PICASSO MEMOIR
In 1964, her book about a decade-long affair with the legendary artist was a succès de scandale. Now, it’s back in print.
THE GALETTE THAT MAKES PEOPLE THINK I WORK AT BON APPETIT OR SOMETHING
The great thing about a blueberry galette recipe? The more rustic (read: messed up) it looks, the better. Novice bakers, this one’s for you.
KOMBUCHA VODKA HIGHBALL
You can use any ginger-flavored kombucha, but taste for sweetness since every brand is different.
ALEXANDER WANG WENT 50 SHADES OF BLACK IN HIS MANHATTAN APARTMENT
The designer enlisted Ryan Korban to fashion an unapologetically grown-up home
VASARI: ART AND HISTORY
We will look at the important artist and art historian Giorgio Vasari. A man whose works grace some of the most important cathedrals in Italy, such as the Dome of Florence cathedral, but who is best known for being the first art historian of the modern era.
