Black Molly

Black Molly

Artist Molly Larkey's Art Work and Paintings at the Saatchi Gallery

Molly Larkey’s The Revolutionary playfully incorporates elements of formalist abstraction with its symbolic subject matter. Constructed from a variety of materials, Larkey gives her sculpture a rainbow treatment of brightly coloured paint, each rough hewn component compiling as a topsy-turvy monument, inciting both Modernist art history and hippie psychedelia. With her theatrical assemblage, Larkey frames these disparate ideas as humorously dysfunctional; relating the dynamics of power with the festivity of grass roots endeavour.

BIOGRAPHY

1971

Born Los Angeles.

Lives and works in Brooklyn

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2007

Project Room, PS1 Contemporary Arts

Center, Long Island City

2004

Webspace @ Artists Space, New York

2003

The End of You Is The Beginning of The End of Me, PS122 Gallery, New York

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2007

M*A*S*H, curated by Omar Lopez-Chahoud & Amy

Smith-Stewart, New York

Tropical Punch, Jack the Pelican Presents, Brooklyn

2005

LineAge, The Drawing Center, New York, NY

Off My Biscuit, Destroy Your District!, Samson Projects,

Boston

Atomica, Esso Gallery & Lombard-Fried Fine Arts, New

York

Désert de Retz, curated by David Hunt, Audiello Fine Art, New York

2004

Black Milk, Marvelli Gallery, New York

2003

Terrible Beauty, Satelliteâ (a division of Roebling Hall), New York

2001

An Exhibition of Works by Contemporary Women Artists:

Kiki Smith, Cecily Brown, Jane Hammond, Elizabeth Murray, Susan Rothenberg, Molly Larkey, Lisa Yuskavage, Marisol, Bobbie Greenfield Gallery,

Santa Monica

2000

New York Area MFA Exhibition, Hunter College, New York

MFA Thesis Exhibition, Rutgers University, New Brunswick

1999

Size Matters, Gales Gates et al, Brooklyn, NY

Mirror, Mirror On the Screen, Momenta Art Gallery, Williamsburg

The Y2K Solution, Rutgers University, New Brunswick

1996

Incestuous, Threadwaxing Space, New York

Molly Larkey’s The Revolutionary playfully incorporates elements of formalist abstraction with its symbolic subject matter. Constructed from a variety of materials, Larkey gives her sculpture a rainbow treatment of brightly coloured paint, each rough hewn component compiling as a topsy-turvy monument, inciting both Modernist art history and hippie psychedelia.

Read Entire Article about Artist Molly Larkey paintings and artwork at The Saatchi-Gallery http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/molly_larkey.htm

About the Author

View Molly Larkey paintings, biography, solo exhibitions, group exhibitions and resource of Molly Larkey. View art online at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery. Molly Larkey

My black molly is really bloated?

the black molly is really bloated and scales are coming off of it does that mean it is pregnant growing or dieing?

I'm sorry, but I have to agree with the answer above me about it being dropsy, but wanted to add to it because he is very vague. It's easy to say "it's Dropsy", but most people do not are not knowledgeable with anything past that answer.

Dropsy is not actually a primary disease, although we refer to it as one, but it actually is an internal bacterial infection affecting the kidneys usually caused by poor water quality. Sometimes the fish can recover on it's own, sometimes through using salt, and some us epsom salts. But honestly, when it reaches the stage your fish is at, I have not really seen any fish ever come out of it, but I've heard it IS possible.

This usually comes about "per fish", but it does NOT mean your other fish won't contract it. You should seperate this fish from the others ASAP if you haven't already. You need to get your tank cleaned ASAP also to avoid any further illnesses. It is VERY important that you do weekly tank maintenance, cleaning and water changes in order to keep your fish happy and healthy.

Here is a great website that explains how to properly clean a tank, and also another link in the same website about disease and water: http://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Aquarium_cleaning.html and http://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Aquarium_Disease.html This website is full of great information.

If you decide you cannot help your fish, you can humanely euthanize to end it's misery. Here is a website that can help explain how to do it: http://www.ratemyfishtank.com/how-to-humanly-euthanize-your-fish.php

Good luck. ;o)

I nuovi arrivati - parto black molly