July Studio Notes

What we loved in JUNE:

MOVIES & SHOWS

  • Manifest (Netflix) Reminds me of Lost, just not on a deserted island.

  • Daisy Jones and the Six (Amazon) Fictional rock and roll interview-style memoir. Camila is the real star of this tragic mini-series, but it’s not specifically about her. Some key themes similar to Maestro.

  • All Good Things (Netflix) Still not sure why I watched this. Glad to know the man it was based on -Robert Durst- actually died a couple years ago after being charged with additional murders.

  • The Crow (Amazon) They’re remaking one of my favorite cult classics of all time and I’m not loving the trailer for the new one, but I am pleased to be able to watch the old one. A brutal love story.

  • Jumanji (Netflix) Childhood favorite.

BOOKS

GALLERIES, SHOWS, EVENTS

ARTISTS

Andreas Gursky - The first exhibition catalog that I ever picked out for myself was from the Andreas Gursky show at MoMA in 2001. I was in high school and after seeing the show, I just had to have this book. It was the most mesmerizing photography I had ever seen. Certainly the scale played a part, but there are so many visual elements that compound the effect of his work and I find myself reaching for this collection regularly from time to time.

Gerhard Richter - Forever a favorite. I’ve been revisiting Richter’s paintings over photographs lately. I relate to his layered ideas and perspective.

Ibrahim Azab - I recently came across the collage works of Azab, who is a curator and multifaceted artist based in London.

Megan Crist

Megan Crist is a personal brand and website designer. You can find her in the studio, on the greenway, or reading a book (probably about flowers, science, or art history).

https://www.rangecreative.studio
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