Founded in 1996, the MCA Denver was formed to provide the city with its first contemporary art museum. The MCA opened on new ground last year with a phenomenal new building commissioned by British architect, David Adjaye.
Tim Noble & Sue Webster were commissioned to make this beautiful light sculpture of Toxic Schizophrenia. St Sebastian will be on view from October 7th through 2009
Q. When was the last time you were in your studio?
Q. What was the last film you saw?
Q. When was the last time you got mad?
Q. Last time you didn't care?
You can check out more about Adam Ball and his work on his website here.
$158.3 million box-office sales in the first three days shouldn't justify a great movie.
But come on, if you haven't seen it yet get your arse to the BIG SCREEN because it is so DAMN GOOD.
You will have chills by end, if not from the epic score (which just sets the tone for this movie) and great performances by Christian Bale and Health Ledger, you will have chills from how UNBELIEVABLY COLD THE MOVIE THEATERS ARE IN TEXAS.
Why.......why must it be so cold inside buildings, whats the deal.
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Tim and Sue looking good. 
For some reason people always congregate near the reception area and never where the art is in the main exhibition space, this always puzzles us. .JPG)
A little book signing. If you ended up getting a book check out what they drew in it, maybe you got a heart or maybe a big smiley penis !! 
Fucking Beautiful... 
The last few days have been all fun and games with Tim and Sue being in town for the weekend. Our reception on Friday night was a huge success (photos to follow in a few days). After a long day and very long night, Saturday came around quickly. A must see for Tim and Sue was going to the rodeo so in Texas/Brit style Tim, Sue, Jessica and James all trucked up to the Mesquite Rodeo....YEEEEEEEEEEEE HA !!
We had called earlier in the day to scope the place out and see how we could best prepare ourselves for the nights extravaganza, the rodeo assistant recommend we get tickets in advance as it was going to be busy we said no we will get them at the door because how busy could a rodeo be....right?? 
Well..... it was packed, packed to the brim with Texas' finest. We found our seats, got a cheap beer and we were ready, bring on the bulls. 
Did you know that they file down the bulls horns and tie rope around their privates, no wonder they look so pissed off and dont want anyone riding them. This guy was not playing the game and was about to get served. 
The cowboys in red are like the sheriffs of bull ring, if the bulls get any idea's they regulate quick time. 
Check out the head gear they are wearing, this guy wasn't feeling to well he had some major snot issues. 
Check out James with his cheap beer and free gift posing next to one of the heroes of the night. 
Never again will you see James, Jessica, Tim Noble and Sue Webster looking so out of place and so bewildered than at the Mesquite Rodeo.
YALL COME BACK NOW.....
Tim and Sue will be at the Foundation tonight for night only from 6:30-8:30pm.
Don't miss this great opportunity to meet two of the most interesting artists creating work right now.
Beautiful Inside My Head Forever is a major auction of works by Damien Hirst to be held at Sotheby's London on Monday 15th September 2008. The auction will include an important series of new pieces which have been created over the past two years. +low+res.jpg)
The Goss-Michael Foundation
"If hell exists and Hitler is there, I think he is turning in his grave" (Jake)
The brothers - once called "the cleverest of the Young British Artists" by the critic Matthew Collings - also mark the fourth anniversary of the loss of one of their most celebrated pieces of work, Hell, destroyed in the 2004 Momart warehouse fire in east London, by revealing its successor. This time it is entitled Fucking Hell.
Also in the exhibition are thirteen watercolours of questionable quality by a man who never made it to art school......Adolf Hitler.
"I thought it was white" was heard all around the grassy knoll in Dallas on the 22nd of November 2006, the memorial day for JFK. If you haven't seen this very famous piano that John Lennon composed the song Image on then pop along to North Park Mall and see it on display, It's on the second level near the movie theater. Check out the cigarette burns. Even though this photo was taken awhile ago we are playing catch up on our blog so you will see regular throw back posts relating to past events that we feel are worthy of respect.
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