41. Supertouch » Blog Archive » NYC///JEFF KOONS DOES THANKSGIVING… The Energizer Bunny got a serious run for its money this Thanksgiving when jeff koons‘ new “Rabbit” balloon stormed the streets of Manhattan in Macy’s http://www.supertouchblog.com/2007/11/25/nycjeff-koons-does-thanksgiving/

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42. Jeff Koons The Selling of jeff koons Informative article on how he built his power base , the rise to fame and brief critical analysis of his practise. http://www.lancs.ac.uk/ug/fosterz/Koons/Jeff Koons.htm

(click on images to enlarge) Jeff Koons Koons' work is well-known for its commercial appeal and consumerist basis. His pieces are often large and useless, but beautiful nontheless. For this reason, he is relevant to the direction my work is taking. ARTnews online 'The Selling of Jeff Koons': Informative article on how he built his 'power base', the rise to fame and brief critical analysis of his practise. Koons: "I'm interested in the morality of what it means to be an artist. As an artist I'm most concerned with what art means to me, how it defines my life, etc. And then after that, my next concern is my actions, the responsibility of my own actions in art in regard to other artists, and then to a wider range of the art audience, such as critics, museum people, collectors, etc. Art to me is a humanitarian act and I believe that there is a responsibility that art should somehow be able to effect mankind, to make the word a better place." In the opposite way to Koons' creations, my work is done by me, by hand. Much as I'd sometimes like to give it away to a factory process, it's important that the pieces are hand-crafted. This means that I wouldn't mind someone doing it for me... It's the idea that time has gone into the making of the work that is important, juxtaposing this with the fact that (like Muniz) the work only remains in photographic form; only existing in life for a limited period of time. The fact that the pieces have a very definite shelf life is key.

43. StrangeHarvest.com::Jeff Koons, Rem Koolhaas, Hans Ulrich Obrist At The Serpenti Nevertheless, like a summit between the forces of good and the forces of evil (though which is which isn t entirely clear), Rem Koolhaas and jeff koons http://www.strangeharvest.com/mt/archive/the_harvest/jeff_koons_rem.php

StrangeHarvest Architecture, Design, Art and More about contact Jeff Koons, Rem Koolhaas, Hans Ulrich Obrist at the Serpentine Some thought it too dangerous to attempt under a helium filled balloon. Nevertheless, like a summit between the forces of good and the forces of evil (though which is which isn't entirely clear), Rem Koolhaas and Jeff Koons appeared together as the jewel in the crown of Koolhaas and Hans Ulrich Obrists Serpentine Pavilion lecture marathons. It was a great event with the super-smooth, ex-Wall St trader prodded by - as Koolhaas described himself - 'a caricature of a critical European'. Here are a few brief notes that I took - little opinion and less conclusion: Koolhaas' interest in the mechanics of Koons Inc: How big is the enterprise? How does it produce work? Even: 'Is there a `CEO'?' (Answer around 70 people, in office, sculpture, painting and painting/sculpture roles) Images: Koons describing how as a seven year old taking art classes. After some Hawaiian punch his elderly teacher would take Koons' drawing saying 'Jeff - you can't take this home, it look like Frankenstein' Then she'd sit with him while she erased and then corrected his drawing. 'That's how I learnt to work with other people' Koolhaas on the way that economics creates different programmes and timescales in the production of work, that inspiration is not immediately endorsed.

44. AE160D Unit 20: Jeff Koons When discussing art and the controversy of its context, one cannot fail to recognize pop artist jeff koons. Born in 1955, in York, Pennsylvania, http://arted.osu.edu/160/20_Koons.php

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45. Jeff Koons On The Roof | HULIQ Sculptures by American artist jeff koons (b. 1955) will comprise The Metropolitan Museum of Art s 2008 installation on The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof http://www.huliq.com/45736/jeff-koons-roof

@import "/files/css/3d1cf129ce0ea688d258d92e2ce57d01.css"; HOME New To Huliq? Submit Content Login ... Gadget Reviews Jeff Koons On The Roof vote addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'erku'; Sculptures by American artist Jeff Koons (b. 1955) will comprise The Metropolitan Museum of Art's 2008 installation on The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden, opening April 29. The installation will feature several of the artist's meticulously crafted works, including a new piece conceived for this site, and will take place in the 10,000-square-foot open-air space that offers spectacular views of Central Park and the New York City skyline. Jeff Koons on the Roof will be the eleventh consecutive single-artist installation on the Cantor Roof Garden. The exhibition is made possible by Bloomberg. It will be on view through October 26, 2008. Jeff Koons on the Roof will be organized by Gary Tinterow, Engelhard Curator in Charge, and Anne L. Strauss, Associate Curator, both in the Department of Nineteenth-Century, Modern, and Contemporary Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. www.metmuseum.org

46. The Collection: Jeff Koons The public has become part of jeff koons work as a medium. A new generation of artists emerged in about 1980. They proceeded, strategically and http://sammlung.daimlerchrysler.com/sammlung/werke_koons_e.htm

German Profile and Development Contact Max Bill ... Selected Works Jeff Koons Top Jeff Koons Balloon Flower Special stainless steel, 289 x 335 x 274 cm The motifs for the series of large-format sculptures and paintings called "Celebration" seem, like "Balloon Flowers", to have been taken from children's books or fairy-tales, or even from a gift catalogue. They are familiar, at least, there is nothing that is completely strange. But no matter how spontaneous and amusing the recognition experience might be, whether the object comes from the world of things or the world of the imagination, it is not something we have seen before. On the contrary, it confronts us as an image in the image and as a sculpture in the space. The Balloon Flower consists of seven elements: six large blossom- or balloon-like shapes of various sizes, and one bar that can be taken as a flower stem. They are all aglow in the radiance of a triumphant blue, so that they can see themselves and the world around them reflected. That is the truly appealing thing about the Balloon Flower: it attracts people to look at it, and then reflects them back at themselves. Background The Balloon Flower was always intended for a public place. The public has become part of Jeff Koons' work - as a medium. A new generation of artists emerged in about 1980. They proceeded, strategically and unhesitatingly, to celebrate mundaneness and mass media production as propagated two decades before by Pop Art.

47. The Jeff Koons Show (2004) (TV) Directed by Alison Chernick. A documentary on the life and work of artist jeff koons, told through the perspective of koons himself, curators, gallerists, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0461971/

Now Playing Movie/TV News My Movies DVD New Releases ... search All Titles TV Episodes My Movies Names Companies Keywords Characters Quotes Bios Plots more tips SHOP JEFF KOONS... Amazon.com Amazon.ca Amazon.co.uk Amazon.de ... IMDb The Jeff Koons Show (2004) (TV) Quicklinks main details combined details full cast and crew company credits recommendations release dates filming locations taglines Top Links trailers and videos full cast and crew trivia official sites ... memorable quotes Overview main details combined details full cast and crew company credits ... memorable quotes Fun Stuff trivia goofs soundtrack listing crazy credits ... FAQ Other Info merchandising links box office/business release dates filming locations ... news articles Promotional taglines trailers and videos posters photo gallery External Links showtimes official sites miscellaneous photographs ... video clips The Jeff Koons Show ) (TV) advertisement photos board trailer details Register or login to rate this title User Rating: (awaiting 5 votes) Overview Director: Alison Chernick Writer: Alison Chernick (writer) Release Date: 1 April 2004 (USA) more Genre: Documentary Tagline: An artist's journey Plot Outline: A documentary on the life and work of artist Jeff Koons, told through the perspective of Koons himself, curators, gallerists, and fellow artists (Chuck Close, Julian Schnabel, etc.).

48. Jeff Koons Quotes jeff koons quotes by the famous american contemporary artist about art and life. http://www.artquotes.net/masters/koons-jeff-quotes.htm

Famous Artists Famous Quotes Art Quotes Home fine art portal and famous artists Jeff Koons Quotes bookmark famous quotes fine artists famous artists fine art ::: art newsletter ::: famous quotes ::: artist quotes ::: motivational quotes ... ::: entertainment quotes artist portfolios ::: fine artists ::: artist interviews ::: famous artists ::: famous paintings art resources ::: art directory ::: art advertising Linkism.com Famous Jeff Koons Quotes and Sayings Inspirational Art Quotes by the famous American artist Jeff Koons born Jeff Koons - Pennsylvania, USA - 21st of January, 1955 / Lives USA Famous Jeff Koons art works include "Three Ball Total Equilibrium Tank" 1985 and "Michael Jackson and Bubbles" 1988. Koons is an artist that has used marketing, controversy, and the media to create a lot of buzz around his art. "Jeff Koons Quotes" artist quotes + I try to be a truthful artist and I try to show a level of courage. I enjoy that. I'm a messenger. + Art to me is a humanitarian act and I believe that there is a responsibility that art should somehow be able to effect mankind, to make the word a better place. I think about my work every minute of the day.

49. Jeff Koons @ Edition Schellmann Edition Schellmann works with highprofile American and European artists like jeff koons and others. Since 1969 Edition Schellmann has been producing and http://www.editionschellmann.com/Koons.htm

please wait a second... editionschellmann.com is loading... this site requires the Adobe Flash Player 6 or better. if you are not able to see this website, please download the Flash Player from adobe.com Since 1969 Edition Schellmann has been producing and publishing contemporary fine art editions: prints, photographs, videos,objects and installation works. We work with high-profile American and European artists like: Franz Ackermann Jeff Koons Darren Almond John Armleder David Armstrong Richard Artschwager ... Andreas Zittel with production in workshops in the US as well as in Germany . For information about sales, please contact Bettina Mittler in Munich and Lara Cocken in New York . For general art and business issues, please contact Jörg Schellmann Impressum

50. A Bunny Balloon Sheds Its Steel Skin - New York Times jeff koons’s floating silver “Rabbit” was distinctive, but not out of place amid the more familiar brandname balloons in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/23/arts/23rabbit.html?ex=1353560400&en=3a58980fff

51. Guest Editor: Jeff Koons - Art - Wallpaper.com - International Design Interiors jeff koons is the most written about artist in the world. He says so himself, he s not wrong and is proud of the fact. The interplay of art, of fame, http://www.wallpaper.com/art/guest-editor-jeff-koons/1719

document.write(''); NEW WALLPAPER* SEARCH Login Join Club* Friday 25 January 2008 Art Jeff Koons proudly shows off the Wallpaper* cover he created Guest Editor: Jeff Koons Art With the October issue of Wallpaper* issue going on sale around the globe from 13 September, we take a look at one of our special guest editors, the legendary artist that is Jeff Koons. Don't miss all three issues, guest-edited by Jeff Koons Hedi Slimane and Dieter Rams Jeff Koons is the most written about artist in the world. He says so himself, he's not wrong and is proud of the fact. The interplay of art, of fame, celebrity, taste and money are Koons' concern. And like Warhol, his persona - blank, chilly and slightly chilling - frames his art (we can assure you though that Koons is none of these). Click here to view a gallery of Jeff Koons' seminal works. Born in Pennsylvania in 1955, by the age of eight Koons was copying old masters and selling them at his father's furniture store. By the early 1930s he was an art superstar. His breakthrough work was 1985's Three Ball 50/50 Tank, three basketballs floating in a tank, but he quickly moved towards a more extravagant conceptual pop style. He is famous for his balloon animals cast in highly polished stainless steel or porcelain or PVC, but perhaps best known for 'Michael Jackson and Bubbles' of 1988, a life-sized ceramic rendering of Jackson and his pet chimpanzee. Koons works from his well-manned Chelsea super studio in New York - all his works are created by a team of 80-odd assistants or outsourced to European craftsmen. This summer he presented a new series of paintings Hulk Elvis, at the Gagosian gallery in London's Kings Cross. He is planning to suspend a full-scale 161-foot replica of a Baldwin locomotive above the entrance to Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

52. Slam X Hype!!! See the identicle piece of artwork from jeff koons here on another interesting Tagged american friends of the tel aviv museum of art, art, jeff koons http://www.slamxhype.com/2008/01/16/jeff-koons-monkey-train-exclusive-print

Login blue notes lee ralph brad pitt ... Blogs News Jeff Koons Monkey Train Exclusive Print 0 Comments Email Museums have moved way beyond just selling exhibition posters in their shops to selling genuine fine art editions and multiples ranging in price from $300 to $30,000 by today's leading contemporary artists through their websites. Given that little information is made readily available to the public about works by local and national arts stars offered exclusively for sale by leading contemporary art museums. This trend is growing growing rapidy and topping the scale is a high end museum run of exclusive limited edition signed print's by Jeff Koons of his famed Monkey Train (Blue), 2007 at the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum's of Art's American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art , New York, NY also have limited edition prints by artists Robert Indiana and James Rosenquist along with Jeff Koons work for sale as we speak. See the identicle piece of artwork from Jeff Koons here on another interesting piece, and perhaps the most highly regarded item this well documented piece of artwork was used for , here Tagged: american friends of the tel aviv museum of art art jeff koons News ... "All City Style"…

53. MARK VALLEN'S "ART FOR A CHANGE": Jeff Koons: The Schlock Of The New On February 1st, 2007, Los Angeles Country Museum of Art CEO Michael Govan and postmodernist King of Kitsch jeff koons, were featured speakers at a LACMA http://www.art-for-a-change.com/blog/2007/04/jeff-koons-schlock-of-new.html

MARK VALLEN'S "ART FOR A CHANGE" A working artist's weblog for art theory and commentary. Monday, April 02, 2007 Jeff Koons: The Schlock of the New On February 1st, 2007, Los Angeles Country Museum of Art CEO Michael Govan and postmodernist "King of Kitsch" Jeff Koons , were featured speakers at a LACMA public event billed as a conversation on "the role of artists in shaping the museum of the future." At the event the duo publicly announced plans to erect Koons' Train , an enormous structure made of an actual 70-foot fabricated steam locomotive hanging from a massive 161-foot heavy construction crane. To be located at LACMA’s " BP Grand Entrance " on Wilshire Boulevard, the suspended train will spin its wheels, whistle and blow-out steam three times a day; and according to Govan, "The beautiful thing is that we would see it from the 10 freeway and from downtown" - which to those not familiar with L.A. means the structure will be visible from most points in the sprawling metropolis. New York Arts Magazine reported that Govan compared the project to the Eiffel Tower, "expressing hope that the piece would become a landmark for Los Angeles." Train - Model by Jeff Koons Production / Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The 70-foot locomotive dangling from a 161-foot crane, is to be placed in front of the so-called "BP Grand Entrance." ]

54. Jeff Koons: Howdy Doody's Handsomer Brother? Rhonda Lieberman s extremely funny take on a jeff koons interview (via CMonster) takes him at his word. Nobody does that. http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/art/archives/129582.asp?source=rss

55. Made In China '69: Culture In East London: Popeye: Jeff Koons At The Gagosian, D I ve always liked jeff koons, or at least the idea of koons. There s always been something relentlessly antiart in his work and the modes of production. http://madeinchina69.blogspot.com/2007/06/jeff-koons-at-gagosian-davies-street.h

made in china '69: culture in east london From Hackney to Victoria Sunday, June 24, 2007 Popeye: Jeff Koons at the Gagosian, Davies Street Jeff Koons at the Gagosian, Davies Street Originally uploaded by Catfunt Friday: I figured as I was going into town to meet Yol anyway (combined with the guilt of having a weekly travelcard that hadn't been used enough) I went down Davies Street (by Bond Street) to the Gagosian's central London haunt to see one half of the current Jeff Koons show . I used to really like the old site, just round the corner from Sadie Coles HQ . It was a great space, big upstairs with a smaller more intimate space in the basement, the whole thing tucked away off Regent Street. Davies Street is completely different, not so much a gallery as a shop window, albeit a very swanky Bond Street affair with a black suited bouncer and no signs of the usual gallery paraphernalia: posh bird dressed in a black cocktail dress IMing her mates on last years iMac, answering phone with posh voice (that's what she's there for) and shuffling expensive catalogues around while owner patronises some weirdly dressed Eurotrash millionaire in pointy shoes. Here, the office is hidden behind a concealed door and from what I could see not much happens back there. I liked it, I like the idea of being able to see the whole show without entering the gallery, I particularly like the idea of spotting the piece you need for your Paris/London/New York/LA home while heading up to Claridges for cocktails (of course you'll be in your chauffered Lexus/Merc/Beemer so the work had better be BIG so you can see it at speed through tinted glass - somehow I find it more honest.

56. TASCHEN Books: Jeff Koons The PostPop superstar An in-depth study of koons s entire oeuvre to date. Limited to 1500 numbered copies, each signed by jeff koons. http://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/art/upcoming/00329/facts.jeff_koons.ht

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57. Gaby Wood Meets Jeff Koons | Magazine | The Observer On a blustery day towards the end of the New York winter, I wander up to a door I assume must lead to jeff koons s studio. The area is a wasteland on the http://observer.guardian.co.uk/magazine/story/0,,2090685,00.html

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58. Jeff Koons Art News - Famous Artists jeff koons news and information on the famous American artist and entreprenuerial businessman. http://www.artnewsblog.com/art-blog/artists/jeff-koons/index.htm

Artists Art News Blog Art Blog Jeff Koons News Categorized art news posts from the Art News Blog Jeff Koons news at Art News Blog is a listing of all the blogs that have been published about the famous American artist and entrepreneur. Art Blog Art News Categories Artist News Jeff Koons Proposed Jeff Koons Train Monstrosity - A giant Jeff Koons puppy might be cute and bring smiles to the faces of thousands of people, but a giant train hanging from a crane probably won't do much for people.. other than confuse them and make them think that all art sucks. Jeff Koons Egg - Jeff Koons will be showing twenty new sculptures and sixteen paintings at the Gagosian gallery in London. The new works are meant to celebrate things like birthdays and holidays. Posts that have mentioned the famous American artist Jeff Koons Art News Categories - No art news blog posts mention the artist Jeff Koons. See the posts above that focus on the artist. Learn more about the famous artist Jeff Koons at ArtQuotes.net

59. MFA Boston: Exhibition: Jasper Johns To Jeff Koons: Four Decades Of Art From The Jasper Johns to jeff koons Four Decades of Art from the Broad Collections offers a rare opportunity to view exceptional work by some of the most http://www.mfa.org/exhibitions/sub.asp?key=15&subkey=567

60. Jeff Koons Artist And Art...the-artists.org jeff koons artist and art biography portrait and gallery ( Painting Sculpture NeoPop ) on the-artists.org, resource modern and contemporary art, http://www.the-artists.org/ArtistView.cfm?id=8A01F7F5-BBCF-11D4-A93500D0B7069B40

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