Loren Munk, the mastermind behind The James Kalm Report, has an exhibition at Minus Space in Brooklyn through January 29, 2011. The exhibition, called “Becoming Modern in America,” features more than 20 vintage issues of Life magazine spanning the years 1936-1972, and two of Munk’s recent paintings. Someone had to make a video of the opening, even if only to point out how brilliant Loren’s James Kalm videos are in comparison. It’ a shame I didn’t get there earlier or understand how to work the video feature on my phone a little better….but luckily Jason Andrew was there to help.
“Becoming Modern in America: Life Magazine 1936-1972; New Paintings by Loren Munk,” Minus Space, Brooklyn, NY. through January 29, 2011.
Related post:
Loren Munk at Weinberg in LA
Loren Munk: Geographer of the NYC art scene
Great paintings.
I think Loren should do a Kalm report on the show anyway. Surreal.
Greetings from Portugal!
First of all, I would like to congratulate for this excellent blog, which I just know from a video by the "James Kalm Report ", I personally like a lot the works by Lauren, he has a very interesting pictorial language and a great sense of color .
!namaste!
Helder C. Dias