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On December 8, 2009, Art.com posted a pretty cynical piece titled “Has Art Jumped the Shark” by Charlie Finch who takes a shot at many artists working today. Of course considering that Finch is the author of a book titled, Most Art Sucks, we shouldn’t be surprised. You can read the whole article here.
On December 7, 2009, theGlobeandMail.com posted an article about Sly’s recent Miami gallery showing. You can read it here.
The photo above comes from the December 4, 2009, Los Angeles Times Arts section. You can read the piece that accompanies it here.
On December 3, 2009, TMZ posted up the photo above and the news that Sly sold one of his paintings to Steve Wynn [yes, the Vegas casino owner]. The painting went for $40,000 [and another by Sly, a self-portrait went for $50,000]!
You can read the full piece here.
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You can also read the New York Post’s coverage.
Stylelist.com posted the pic above with a story about the celebs in Miami. Read the full post here.
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And here’s another piece that talks about Sly at the show.
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NBC Miami also covered the event.
On December 3, 2009, Daily Mail Online posted the photo above with some other shots of Sly’s paintings along with a story about Sly selling some of his paintings in Miami. You can read the full piece by clicking here.
Actor Sylvester Stallone, right, looks at artwork shown by the Mayer Gallery with Hans Mayer, left, during the Art Basel Miami Beach Vernissage in Miami Beach, Fla. Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009.
(AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
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This week’s POW comes from Nicole Codd! – Craig Zablo
SZoner, “Joe Tanto Hummer” sent in a bunch of pictures that he had taken, over the years, of his visits to Stallone movie premieres, Planet Hollywood openings, and the like. Unfortunately most of the pictures were taken without a flash at night or had glare or something that prevented them from being used. We did want to share these EXCLUSIVE pics from Joe.
This is a cool candid that Tanto picked up of Sly and one of his paintings.
Here’s a shot of Sly and Jen at a 1995 Planet Hollywood opening.
Tanto wanted to be sure that we all got to see this building-sized poster for Tango and Cash!
Thanks to Joe for sharing! – Craig Zablo [September 28, 2002]