Re: For Jeffrey

Dear Jeffrey

How are you darling? As you probably know I have been having a bit of a bad time. My best friend-brother Lee McQueen died a week ago and I have not been able to think much on the work front. I have though come across a very interesting artist that you would like, I think and unless you already know him; you would find his work fascinating. He is a young Argentinean and he represented the Argentinean Pavilion at the Venice Biennale a few years ago. Please have a look at the sites I have given you to see a few examples of his work. He could be interesting to commission to do a site specific project. If you like him I can send you some proper material for you to research. As you told me and now I'm back, I will get to work looking for your new works and artists as promised.

Tomas Saraceno Since a few years Tomas Saraceno (born in Tucuman, Argentina 1973) has been working on what the theoretician and architect Yona Friedman would call a "realizable utopia". That one of building up natural micro-systems, human communities, self-sufficient urban settlements, suspended in the sky. These cities would be able to travel with the movements of the clouds, so to overcome the limitations and conflicts typical of national borders. It is a realizable utopia because it is based upon rigorous scientific premises and the use of innovative materials...

http://teamsuperforest.org/superforest/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/saraceno6.jpg

http://www.curatedmag.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/saraceno-lighterthanair-1.jpg

http://artfairsinternational.com/images/2007/april/TomasSaraceno.jpg

On a last note I wanted to know what you thought of Paul Fryer, it would be lovely to hear from you. I will call you next week but email me a 1 liner so I know your thoughts and reactions.

Love
Annabelle

no no no, i have seen most of the art represented already„ I have no=interest. I want you to go to the beuxs arts, soho„ discover an artist, n=t represent one . explore, not promote, craft, not merely sell.