Name: Noel Kerns, Prada Marfa
Store: ArtStar
Value: $225
Description: ArtStar.com collaborated with photographer Noel Kerns to create a limited edition archival print of Prada Marfa. The print is 20x24 inches with a white wood frame. Go below the fold to enter!
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not exactly something I want on my walls...
And I'd love to have it. Marfa is a special place, with unique charm. Actually, I'd give this to my nine-year-old granddaughter, who loves Marfa and would live there if she could.
This is so cool! I dream of taking a road trip and stopping in Marfa....but until then, I would love to see this on my wall!
See this would be the perfect opportunity for AT to educate readers on what this "Prada Marfa" thing is all about...apparently this is an installation art, which is really cool! But why doesn't AT write up a quick blurb about what this is? Seems like a missed opportunity for added value to me.
I would love to have this for my apartment that I share with my boyfriend, whom I met on New Year's Eve going into 2009 IN MARFA. I lived in Austin at the time and he was visiting from Chicago, it was a total chance meeting and about a year later I moved to Chicago to be with him. Now its the two of us plus 2 cats and a dog :)
ahhhhh i would die. always loved this
Ah, my mom is a huge Prada Marfa fan and she would love this so much!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prada_Marfa
Because if I had to look it up, I'm sure someone else will have to.
Clampers makes an excellent point.
Love this! The kind of thing I have on my list of things that I MUST see someday soon.
A knockoff oil on canvas of this is currently hanging in the Continental Airlines Building (I refuse to call it United) in Houston as an entry in a local art contest.
Of course, they're both knockoffs of Ed Ruscha's iconic "Twentysix Gasoline Stations" from the early 60s.
Looks very pretty.
Loved this installation. Great print. I'd love to have this in my apartment!
Call me crazy but so much of Prada's designs are hideous!
hmmmm, i think i will pass and leave a higher chance of winning to some one else...good luck all!
Yay Marfa, Texas!
This is fabulous, almost as gorgeous as the work of art itself here in TX!!
Love Marfa!
this clearly has charm to some people, but I don't get it. Pass.
Had seen this image on some blog and loved.