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oct.182010

Restoin-Roitfeld Shows Pol In London

Vladimir Restoin-Roitfeld opened a new exhibit featuring Parisian artist Nicolas Pol last week at The Old Dairy in London as part of the Frieze Art Fair. In typical Roitfeld fashion, the private opening party for "Nicolas Pol, Mother of Pouacrus" looks to be glamorous yet fun... check the photo gallery for evidence. I might add profitable as well: every painting sold by the evening's end, even those created merely hours before by the artist.

Asked for his inspiration for one of his paintings, Pol politely replied that he had used the idea of a virgin prostitute,"I began to see her as a hermaphrodite, masturbating, surrounded by sex toys. I just love the idea of the possessed skeleton fucking itself." Vogue Paris editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld glowingly refers to Vladi's work: "Tonight is all about the art of my son, and I am just a proud mother." "Nicolas Pol, Mother of Pouacrus" runs from October 15 to November 5; be sure to stop in to view the art that Pol describes as his invitation to see painting as witchcraft before all the pieces are tucked away in private collections by their enchanted buyers.

Vladimir Restoin-Roitfeld, Nicolas Pol, Carine Roitfeld, Julia Restoin-Roitfeld, Robert Konjic photographs courtesy of independent.co.uk and © 2010 Conde Nast. All Rights Reserved.

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Perfect!!!!!
18 octobre 2010 | Unregistered CommenterGala
Julia and Robert really do make one seriously gorgeous couple.

Why is Carine wearing her lingerie out in public again? I'm all for showing some flesh but enough is enough.
18 octobre 2010 | Unregistered CommenterMilla
Julia looks fabulous!!!! Milla, I'm with you on the lingerie issue, it's not in line with Carine's 3 style attributes: chic, sophisticated, edgy. The skirt comes across as wrong.
18 octobre 2010 | Unregistered CommenterAmina
OMG, Pol's quote is so precious! Such an arty thing to say...haha!
18 octobre 2010 | Unregistered CommenterKate
Seriously glam!! Not sure I'd hang that in my dining room (possessed skeleton fucking itself) but I'd sure go to the party!! haha
18 octobre 2010 | Unregistered Commentercupcake
ridiculous artist, more ridiculous "gallerist"
18 octobre 2010 | Unregistered CommenterJulius
Hi, Gala! I am so glad that you approve! I will email you soon.

Ciao, Gala! Sono così felice che si approva! Io email di volontà voi presto.
18 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
Right you are, Milla! The Restoin-Roitfeld/Konjic duo = GORGEOUS!

As for CR, that skirt is Tom Ford for YSL and not as "lingerie" as some of the actual lingerie we have seen her wear...
18 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
Amina, I totally agree with you regarding Julia. Carine, however, I have to argue that I do think she looks chic, sophisticated, and edgy in this skirt. I have typically seen her wear the skirt with black on top and the red silk adds to the appeal for me. Sorry to hear it is not working for you!
18 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
Hee hee, I love that you chose the word "precious" to describe Pol's words, Kate! HILARIOUS! That precious arty dude...
18 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
Salut, Cupcake! Definitely a glam affair. LOL, luckily the possessed skeleton fucking itself already sold.
 
; )
18 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
Julius, not your cup of tea, eh? Who are your preferred artists? 
18 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
Carine looks great, look at this gorgeous hair, it is better straight. She is always smiling that is why I personally like to see her. Positive person.
18 octobre 2010 | Unregistered Commentermaya
Nice point, Maya! Carine transmits such a positive vibe at all times that I nearly take it for granted. Thank you for the reminder! It is a wonderful quality.

Her hair is better straight and so very shiny. So beautiful.
18 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
awww thank you, your blog is SO cool!
18 octobre 2010 | Unregistered CommenterMcFly
Thanks a bunch, McFly! So is yours!
18 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
As usual you're on it! I found this link this morning and wondered if you've seen these pictures...

http://insideout.topshop.com/blog/2010/10/a-restoin-roitfeld-get-together.html
21 octobre 2010 | Unregistered CommenterRenee
Hi, Renee! Thank you so much for the link, I did see the TS pix but since they are a bit blurry I chose not to include them in the gallery.
21 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina
@ Kellina

the thing is not art or not art here, but it is that i know some of this people, and in reality, even if i think that maybe you too know the things i'm going to say, everybody of the stupid boys and girls here saying only "wow, fantastic what kinda cool people", has to know in reality these persons are: false, really really ignorant, and last but not least that generally (we can say 3 on 5) do not deserve 1% of what they have, because they even don t know what they have- they are really primitives and arrogant: they don t know what is a kind soul- gentleman are really different from this.

i think somebody has to talk about meritocracy, so let's try to make a discussion:

so, let's be serious
this not so nice, slim anorexic boy that you ("you") are selling to me as a "genius", did 3 or 4 exposition in one year (the first year of work) and in this year the things, i hear were like this

the first: his friends trying with their cameras to do photos(photos?)
the second: casually sponsored by lv - casually, of course
the third: armani - yes guys, armani saw him and told himself "what a brilliant boy, he's the future, now i call him and i want him to do big things with art, because he knows art better than anybody else" (paris hilton was not available at that time)
the 4th: london, museums,

it is ridiculous, and i also would like to understand and know what is this guy's job- he take mom's agenda (not him, the secretary) and he asks people if they would come to do their pr at his event?
what a fantastic job! really intellectual, as the art he purposes, of course.
and poor mama.

let's be serious

who buys this sh*t will have the half of the half he paid for.
why?

it's not me saying this, but the logic

now i wait for replies as" i have envy" and this kinda things- i hope between these answers, there will be somebody with a brain(and here there isn't a lot of brain requested to understand that i am in the reason) that will say something constructive, not for me, it's not my problem, is a problem for the community!
meritocracy, not bullshit!


sorry for my not so good english, i know you'll love me anyway!
29 octobre 2010 | Unregistered CommenterJulius
Julius! You know I DO love you! It is so refreshing to hear someone speak his mind with no sycophantic pandering. I agree with so much of what you say and I truly appreciate you choosing to express yourself this way in this forum. Unfortunately in order to survive, I have had to accept the idea that a meritocracy is an ideal, a fantasy. The truth is that in all areas of life, people are not based on merit but who they are, to whom they are related, the influence they possess, the money they have. In fact in most situations I have seen firsthand that the reward for hard work is absolutely nothing but more work! No praise, no money, no respect in any regard connected to any workload. It is extremely disheartening but as I said for reasons of survival I have slowly come to see this as truth. Horrible, unfair, and the opposite of all that I believe, but truth nonetheless. My sincerest thanks for your thoughtful remarks, Julius, and I hope that you will feel free to enlighten the crowd at your every opportunity.
29 octobre 2010 | Registered Commenterkellina

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