#ronnie cutrone

[thunderstruck9]

Ronnie Cutrone (American, 1948-2013), Bird's Eye View, 1985-86. Acrylic on canvas, 73 1⁄2 x 99 3⁄4 in.

#ronnie cutrone #american art

[heaven-one]

New York City, 23 April 1985 at Mr. Chow restaurant: Michael Heizer, David Hockney, Leroy Nieman, Dennis Oppenheim, Stefano, Bill Wegman, John Chamberlain, Andy Warhol, Julian Schnabel, Armand Arman, Alex Katz, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, Tony Shafrazi, Red Grooms, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Francesco Clemente, Robert MappleThorpe, Ronnie Cutrone, Sandro Chia. Plus: Nam June Paik, Jennifer Barlett, Jack Goldstein, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Les Levine, Sol Lewitt, Marisol, Peter Max, Meredith Monk, Larry Rivers, Survival Research Labs (Mark Pauline, Mat Heckert, Eric Berner), Mark van den Broek, Tom Wesselman and Greer Langton. © Michael Halsband /Landov

#Mr. Chow #michael heizer #david hockney #Leroy Nieman #Dennis Oppenheim #Stefano #Bill Wegman #John Chamberlain #andy warhol #julian schnabel #armand armand #alex katz #keith haring #kenny scharf #tony shafrazi #red grooms #jean michel basquiat #francesco clemente #robert mapplethorpe #ronnie cutrone #sandro chia #nam june paik #jennifer barlett #jack goldstein #jenny holzer #barbara kruger #les levine #sol lewitt #marisol #peter max

[internatlvelvet]

Susan Bottomly, Rene Ricard, Eric Emerson, Mary Woronov, Andy Warhol, Ronnie Cutrone, Paul Morrissey, Pepper Davis.

#susan bottomly #rene ricard #eric emerson #mary woronov #andy warhol #ronnie cutrone #paul morrissey #angelina “pepper” davis #1966 #paraphernalia #black and white #1960s #susan bottomly 1960s #susan bottomly black and white #photographer: stephen shore

[orpheusdrinkinga40inadeathbasket]

The collective cultural memory of the '60s suggests the decade was a safe haven for male femininity. Long hair on both genders abounds in retellings of the era—the hippie is a soft and shaggy archetype. But most of the imagery now associated with the '60s didn't arrive until the end of the decade. The United States was slow to metabolize shifting gender norms; years after the Beatles were televised into American homes, men could still catch flak for wearing their hair past their collars. "People would chase you for ten blocks, screaming, 'Beatle!' They were out of their fucking minds—that was the reality of the sixties," said artist Ronnie Cutrone. "Nobody had long hair—you were a fucking freak, you were a fruit, you were not like the rest of the world." Trans punk singer Jayne County similarly remembered getting flak in high school for growing her hair out like the Beatles. "I walked all the way [to the record store] and back and every once in a while somebody would yell out their car, 'Sissy!' or they'd yell, 'Look, it's Ringo!' because I had a little Beatles haircut and everything," she said. "Way back in the dark ages, when I was in high school, people still didn't know what gay or queer was or anything like that." That the word "Beatle" could ever have been used as a homophobic slur—that it fit right next to "sissy" in the vocabulary of bigots—seems outrageous by contemporary standards. In retrospect, the Beatles' gender transgressions look as tame as their innocent melodicism. But the Stooges grew up in an environment that punished deviations from normative masculinity, and being bored numb by their surroundings, they sought as much punishment as possible.

Sasha Geffen, Glitter Up the Dark: How Pop Music Broke the Binary

#sasha geffen #the stooges #jayne county #the beatles

[newloverofbeauty]

Michael Halsband:  Famous Artists in NYC  (1985) 

from top left

Michael Heizer, David Hockney, Leroy Nieman, Dennis Oppenheim, Stefano

Bill Wegman, John Chamberlain, Andy Warhol, Julian Schnabel, Arman,

 Alex Katz, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, Toni Shafrazi, Red Grooms, Jean-Michel

Basquiat, Francesco Clemente, Robert Mapplethorpe, Ronnie Cutrone, Sandro

Chia, Nam Jun Paik, Jennifer Bartlett Jack Goldstein. Jenny Holzer, Barbara

 Kruger, Les Levine, Sol Lewitt, Marisol, Peter Max, Meredith Monk, Larry Rivers

Mark Pauline, Mat Heckert, Eric Berner, Mark van den Broek, Tom Wesselman

[manyinwonderland]

[Questa è più o meno la trascrizione di quello che è successo sabato 3 giugno al Coccobello di Carpi. È stato molto bello, se me lo chiedete.]

Una band sconosciuta di quattro elementi salì sul palco per la prima volta l’11 dicembre del 1965 nel Summit High School Auditorium di Summit, New Jersey. Nessuno dei presenti avrebbe potuto immaginare l’eredità che quella band avrebbe lasciato. Il nome della band era VELVET UNDERGROUND.

Oggi, 57 anni e mezzo (circa) dopo l’11 dicembre 1965:

Franco Ori dipingerà dal vivo l’universo dei Velvet Underground

Giancarlo Frigieri suonerà i Velvet Underground

e Marco Manicardi (che poi sono io) leggerà parole di Lou Reed, John Cale, Sterling Morrison, LaMonte Young, Rosebud, Paul Morrissey, Ronnie Cutrone, Danny Fields e Billy Names, prese da un libro che si chiama Please Kill Me

in uno spettacolo che prende il nome di SOFTER THAN VELVET. Lo scopo di questo spettacolo non è l’intrattenimento.

[continua qui: https://marcomanicardi.altervista.org/softer-than-velvet-la-trascrizione-2/]

#citarsi addosso #La Musica è finita #delle foto

[leanstooneside]

WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS

• BETH OSTROSKY STERN'S REFINED MOUTH

• LO BOSWORTH'S REFINED MOUTH

• RONNIE ORTIZ-MAGRO'S REFINED MOUTH

• BETTY WHITE'S REFINED MOUTH

• GAVIN ROSSDALE'S REFINED MOUTH

• TAYLOR ARMSTRONG'S REFINED MOUTH

• MINDY KALING'S REFINED MOUTH

• BILLY BOB THORNTON'S REFINED MOUTH

• AMBER RILEY'S REFINED MOUTH

• JOHN STAMOS'S REFINED MOUTH

• FABRIZIO MORETTI'S REFINED MOUTH

• HAILEY GLASSMAN'S REFINED MOUTH

• CHAD OCHOCINCO'S REFINED MOUTH

• BRODY JENNER'S REFINED MOUTH

• KERI RUSSELL'S REFINED MOUTH

• CHRIS PRATT'S REFINED MOUTH

• TARA REID'S REFINED MOUTH

• CHEYENNE KIMBALL'S REFINED MOUTH

• REESE WITHERSPOON'S REFINED MOUTH

• JAMES DENTON'S REFINED MOUTH

• FERGIE'S REFINED MOUTH

• EMMA WATSON'S REFINED MOUTH

• CARLY RAE JEPSEN'S REFINED MOUTH

• ROSIE HUNTINGTON-WHITELEY'S REFINED MOUTH

• BRADLEY COOPER'S REFINED MOUTH

• JOE FRANCIS'S REFINED MOUTH

• ALANIS MORISSETTE'S REFINED MOUTH

• DAKOTA FANNING'S REFINED MOUTH

• ALEXIS BLEDEL'S REFINED MOUTH

• NICK CARTER'S REFINED MOUTH

• WILMER VALDERRAMA'S REFINED MOUTH

• DJ PAULY D'S REFINED MOUTH

• CARMELO ANTHONY'S REFINED MOUTH

• SCOTT WOLF'S REFINED MOUTH

• GISELE BÜNDCHEN'S REFINED MOUTH

• BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH'S REFINED MOUTH

• TARAJI P. HENSON'S REFINED MOUTH

• MELISSA RYCROFT'S REFINED MOUTH

• RAMONA SINGER'S REFINED MOUTH

• KELLY CUTRONE'S REFINED MOUTH

• ELTON JOHN'S REFINED MOUTH

• MARIA MENOUNOS'S REFINED MOUTH

• ROONEY MARA'S REFINED MOUTH

• PRINCE CHARLES'S REFINED MOUTH

• MARTIN LAWRENCE'S REFINED MOUTH

• GILLES MARINI'S REFINED MOUTH

• MEG RYAN'S REFINED MOUTH

• EVA MENDES'S REFINED MOUTH

• JENNIE GARTH'S REFINED MOUTH

• TINA FEY'S REFINED MOUTH

[boylikelinus]

ARTISTS IN NEW YORK CITY PICTURED APRIL 23, 1985 AT MR. CHOW RESTAURANT FROM TOP LEFT: MICHAEL HEIZER, DAVID HOCKNEY, LEROY NIEMAN, DENNIS OPPENHEIM, STEFANO, BILL WEGMAN, JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, ANDY WARHOL, JULIAN SCHNABEL, ARMAND ARMAN, ALEX KATZ, KEITH HARING, KENNY SCHARF, TONY SHAFRAZI, RED GROOMS, JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT, FRANCESCO CLEMENTE, ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE, RONNIE CUTRONE, SANDRO CHIA. PLUS: NAM JUNE PAIK, JENNIFER BARLETT, JACK GOLDSTEIN, JENNY HOLZER, BARBARA KRUGER, LES LEVINE, SOL LEWITT, MARISOL, PETER MAX, MEREDITH MONK, LARRY RIVERS, SURVIVAL RESEARCH LABS (MARK PAULINE, MAT HECKERT, ERIC BERNER), MARK VAN DEN BROEK, TOM WESSELMAN AND GREER LANGTON. © MICHAEL HALSBAND /LANDOV

#michael heizer #david hockney #leroy neiman #dennis oppenheim #stefano #bill wegman #john chamberlain #andy warhol #julian schnabel #armand arman #alex katz #keith haring #kenny scharf #tony shafrazi #red grooms #jean michel basquiat #francesco clemente #robert mapplethorpe #sandro chia #ronnie cutrone #nam june paik #jennifer barlett #jack goldstein #jenny holzer #barbara kruger #les levine #sol lewitt #marisol #meredith monk #john lurie

[desimonewayland]

Ronnie Cutrone 

No Glove No Love 1987

Watercolor and graphite on paper

Robert Bane Gallery, Los Angeles / Sotheby’s

#1980s #ronnie cutrone #drawing #pop art

[morffyne]

Long-lost footage from Andy Warhol’s Factory — featuring Lou Reed, Diana Vreeland and Paloma Picasso — has finally seen the light of day.

The film was shot by Warhol assistant Ronnie Cutrone, who left it to photographer Roger Moenks in his will before he died in 2013. Moenks screened it Friday for a VIP panel for George Wayne’s podcast, “Georgie Whirl.”

The footage also includes John Waters, Mick Jagger and an X-rated scene of artist Victor Hugo.

#Andy Warhol #lost films #WARHOL #WAW? #POP ART #John Waters #Mick Jagger #Page Six #Lou Reed #Diana Vreeland #Paloma Picasso #Ronnie Cutrone #George Wayne #Roger Moenks #art

[jamieroxx]

Birthday Remembrances. Today, July 10, 1948 – Ronnie Cutrone, American painter (d. 2013) was born. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronnie_Cutrone) *One of the Greats! and one of my Faves! #RonnieCutrone

#Ronnie Cutrone

[robertxdarling]

Candy Darling photo by Ronnie Cutrone

#candy darling #70s #warhol #factory #superstar

[serpentinesheldonserpentine]

What book are you reading?

Books, Anon. Books.

Each morning I read The Warhol Diaries associated with the date. Today Andy and Ronnie Cutrone are feuding.

I’m currently rereading/ reading, as stacked on various tables:

The Secret Parts of Fortune by Ron Rosenbaum.

Answered Prayers by Truman Capote.

The Story of Junk by Linda Yablonsky.

Like Art by Glenn O’Brien.

Miles: The Autobiography by Miles Davis (counting the ‘motherfuckers’).

Thumbed through Fussell’s Class last night searching for a bon mot to steal and happily found it.

I have books in various states of completeness throughout the house, I pick up a book the way some people watch television. If I’m waiting for the water to boil I’m doing so while reading an architecture book and scribbling notes for a trip.

Thanks Anon. There are some gems in transit, too.

[chez-mimich]

PARIS, EDITION LIMITÉE OVVERO RENDICONTO PARIGINO DI FINE ESTATE

Diciamolo una volta per tutte: la cosiddetta “street art” ha fracassato un po’ le palle a tutti per usare una formula tecnica. È dai tempi di Ronnie Cutrone, Rammelzee, Keuth Haring e compagnia bella che vedo case scarabocchiate. La “street” non è più “art” dalla fine degli anni Ottanta con qualche eccezione (non solo Bansky); questo lavoretto qui sotto trovato lungo la (lunga) Rue Étienne Marcel, non è niente male…

Street Art, Rue Étienne Marcel. Parigi, agosto 2021

#street art #fotografia #parigi #parigi 2021 #diario

[everythingstarstuff]

Ronnie Cutrone (1948 - 2013) Your Own Mind (1987)

[manyinwonderland]

E in un libro che si chiama Please Kill Me (sottotitolo: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk), del 1996, di Roderick Edward “Legs” McNeil e Gillian McCain, Ronnie Cutrone dice che lui amava profondamente Jim Morrison, ma che non era così divertente frequentarlo. Era uscito con lui ogni sera per quasi un anno. Jim usciva, si appoggiava al bancone, ordinava otto screwdriver, appoggiava sei Tuinal sul bancone, buttava giù due o tre screwdriver, prendeva due Tuinal, poi doveva pisciare ma non poteva abbandonare gli altri cinque screwdriver, quindi tirava fuor l’uccello e pisciava lì sul posto, e qualche ragazza arrivava e si metteva a succhiargli il ca**o, poi lui finiva i suoi cinque screwdriver e gli altri quattro Tuinal e si pisciava nei pantaloni, e lui, Ronnie Cutrone, ed Eric Emerson lo riportavano a casa. E dice che questa era una tipica serata con Jim, che però quando era fatto di acido allora diventava davvero simpatico e divertente. Ma la maggior parte delle volte era solo un ubriacone. E Danny Fields dice che Jim Morrison era uno stronzo patentato, un uomo meschino e provocatore. Che la sua poetica faceva schifo. Che voleva far passare il suo rock & roll per letteratura ma erano solo cazzatine da liceale, a eccezione forse di un’immagine o due. E dice che, al contrario, crede che la magia e la potenza personali di Morrison andassero ben oltre la sua capacità di comporre versi. Lui valeva molto di più. Era molto più sexy della sua poesia e come interprete era decisamente molto più misterioso, più problematico, più complicato, più carismatico. E dice che doveva esserci una ragione se donne come Nico e Gloria Stavers si innamorarono così perdutamente di lui, visto che, fra l’altro, era un uomo piuttosto sgarbato con le donne. E dice che di certo non era grazie alla poesia, ma più probabilmente era perché aveva il ca**o grosso. E Raymond Daniel Manzarek Jr, detto Ray, dice che Jim era uno sciamano.

Cutrone, Fields e Manzarek (su Morrison)

#citarsi addosso #La Musica è finita #ricorre