So we didn't get anything from the actual Gagosian Gallery, but was super excited to snap up this Kim Gordon piece from "the noise" series! This baby's coming home to NYC!
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| Chloe Sevigny and Kim Gordon at Kim Gordons show for "the noise paintings" in NYC ; photo by Olivier Zahm |
when slugs mate, they attach their two slimed bodies to an overhead branch and suspend, spinning in the air, until they form a type of procreative vortex. this process could take hours.
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excelent artwork! I was really amazed. great photos.
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