Friday, May 10, 1980

Stayed uptown because I had to meet Nicola Bulgari at 12:30 with Bob. After we saw the jewel collection he took us to the Knickerbocker Club which was really great. It’s across from where the Dodge house was that’s now torn down. The food was great there, mashed potatoes and rice pudding and eggs. Bulgari was saying things like “Hide the tape” and “They won’t let you do that if they see that,” and he was acting like “this isn’t that kind of a place, it’s too high-class.” Like he didn’t want to get voted out. It was too corny. After lunch we went into another room for an hour. I don’t know why, he just wanted to blabber. He’s (laughs) against Communism.

Andy Warhol

these days (lost): Paintings by Michael St. John

Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 30 inches, 2025

A missing person poster with the word "MISSING" at the top, a drawing of a tan-colored bunny in the center, and a contact phone number at the bottom. The poster describes the bunny as a "tan colored and very loved BUNNY." The left side lists "REWARD" with space for details.

Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 30 inches, 2025

Lost dog poster with a black-and-white pixelated image of a fluffy white dog, likely a Great Pyrenees, with contact information and the name Yuki.

Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 30 inches, 2025

A white sign with handwritten black text that reads, "Please watch for the blind cat."

Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 30 inches, 2025

Reward poster seeking information about a lost long-haired male gray, brown, and black cat last seen near Alba Academy on Hill Road, Red Hook, NY. Includes a phone number for contact.

Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 30 inches, 2025

A missing dog poster with a black and white image of a dog and handwritten text, including a phone number and a message in Spanish.

Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 30 inches, 2025

Missing dog poster for Daisy, a 10-year-old Beagle/Dachshund mix. Features a black and white photo of Daisy. The poster says she is frightened of thunder and lightning, and asks to call with contact numbers, a home phone number 935-2980 and a cell phone number 669-7138.
Flyer seeking information about a lost cat named 'Monster.' The flyer shows a blurry image of a gray, brown, and black long-haired male cat, last seen near the Alpha Academy on Hill Road in Red Hook, NY. Contact phone number is 845-399-1798.

About the Gallery

Past Exhibitions:

INSIGHT: Jack Ryan

NO GATEKEEPERS: Lee Normus

ARAKNIDZ

FLUSH: Michael St. John

these days (lost): Michael St. John

ICONOCLASM IN PHOTOGRAPHY: Sean Wang

Exhibition:

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Paintings by Michael St. John

Contents

The Andy Warhol Diaries

these days (lost): Paintings by Michael St. John

THE ICE AGE: INTERVIEW WITH MICHAEL ST. JOHN

Michel St. John has presented exhibitions at Andrea Rosen Gallery in New York, Team Gallery, Karma, Marlborough Contemporary, Edward Cella in LA, CCS Bard, The Rubell Family Collection The Weatherspoon Art Museum, Andrew Kreps and Feature Inc.

REVIEWS: Michael St. John

Smith, Roberta. “Michael St. John: ‘In the Studio Twenty Eleven’ and ‘The Wedding (The Walker Evans Polaroid Project)’” Andrea Rosen Gallery, January 5, 2012, New York Times.

Hirsh, Faye. “Michael St. John” Andrea Rosen Gallery, December 25, 2013 Art in America.