Ju Ming.

Who is this?

Ju Ming is this badass motherfuc-

"Shut yo mouth!"

But I'm just talkin' 'bout Ming!

"Then we can dig it."














Ahem.

Anyways, I love his work.

I'll show ya some images.

I love tai-chi. And I love this guy's work. The forms that are wrought by his designs enrapture my senses.

They hold a bold power (stemming from the stone and the subject) and seem to flow (just as the greatest masters of the tai-chi art themselves do) like water.

These are huge massive chunks of cold stone.

And he brings out a life in them that connects with me.


And god dammit they are just so fucking cool!

Just look at 'em!


And that's it.

Hibits.

So I went to see the current art exhibit in the CCS gallery.

And uh, it wasn't exactly open.

As in the front door was locked.


Conveniently, the back door was not.

It is a good thing I am not some sort of vandal.







Anyways, about the works.

This show was by Anne Louise Cole.

And exhibition of her work, entitled, "Face to face: An exhibition of Painting and Sculpture."

Gotta say, I liked the decision to put a line drawing on the front door.

On the inside of the glass.

It is a great drawing (varied line quality, strong composition, all those bloody buzz words) and helps to draw in passers by. Something that a gallery show would find quite advantageous.

This girl is bloody skillful.

She is that girl that sits in front of you in a life drawing class, that you watch (with growing despair) draw the human form to an extent that makes you cringe to look at your own work.

But that is a good thing in its own right.

Because that motivates you to work as hard as she does.

To improve your skills.

Damn Anne.

You got mad skills.

Yo.


But yeah it's a good show. It's up for three more days so go and see it.

And learn something.


and that's it.