Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film
Gerry
Jason Stopa, Untitled (Mirror Series), Oil on Canvas. 2009
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film
Gerry
Edvard Munch,
Melancholy III, 1902
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film
Gerry
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film
Gerry 
James Everett Stanley,
Two Figures, 2006, Oil on canvas, 72” x 84”
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film
Gerry
Nocturne Grey and Gold Snow in Chelsea by Whistler, 1876
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film
Gerry
Vincent Romaniello, Untitled 730, 54x64 inches, mixed mediums on canvas, 2007
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film
Gerry
Mark Rothko,
No. 14, 1960, via
SFMOMA
Peter Allen Hoffmann,
After A.D., 2008, Oil on canvas, 12 x 12 in, Courtesy
Freight + Volume, NY
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film Gerry
Jason Stopa, Untitled (Mirror Series), Oil on Canvas. 2009
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film Gerry
Edvard Munch, Melancholy III, 1902
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film Gerry
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film Gerry 
James Everett Stanley, Two Figures, 2006, Oil on canvas, 72” x 84”
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film Gerry
Nocturne Grey and Gold Snow in Chelsea by Whistler, 1876
Still from Gus Van Sant's 2002 film Gerry
Vincent Romaniello, Untitled 730, 54x64 inches, mixed mediums on canvas, 2007
Peter Allen Hoffmann, After A.D., 2008, Oil on canvas, 12 x 12 in, Courtesy Freight + Volume, NY
2 comments:
have not seen much of sant's recent work, but re-watched 'drugstore cowboy' recently...and that movie is still amazing.
"Gerry" takes a lot of patience to get through- like I lot of Sant's movies I guess - but the landscape is pretty impressive.
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