Anish Kapoor - Void, 1989, fiberglass and pigment | More posts
My blog is a 'mish mash' of things that take my fancy. Please just click on the images to go to their links, i've added them wherever possible. Enjoy x
May 7, 2013
May 1, 2013
Ron Mueck - Mask II (2001-2)
April 29, 2013
Via Grafik. Sooner or Later It All Falls Down.
April 29, 2013
April 28, 2013
Patrick Gallagher and Chris Klapper - Symphony in D Minor
Video here.
April 19, 2013
April 19, 2013
April 11, 2013
Stainless steel sculptures by Timo Nasseri
April 11, 2013
Yoko Ono & Arata Isozaki - Penal Colony (2004)
spring passes
and one remembers one’s innocence
summer passes
and one remembers one’s exuberance
autumn passes
and one remembers one’s reverence
winter passes
and one remembers one’s perseverance
there is a season that never passes
and that is the season of glass—Yoko Ono
March 22, 2013
John Powers creates geometric installations and sculptures that use simple blocks to form interesting patterns with depth and form. The zoomed in view of these pieces makes them look like more like computer generated images than tangible art. Powers states, “I very much like that my work looks digital, that it reflect my exposure to the technologies around me, but I like also that it is handmade out of base materials.”
December 8, 2012
A Human Ant-Farm (by Snarkitecture)
Found Here
December 8, 2012
Günther Uecker - Schrei (Scream), 2012
nails, white paint with glue on canvas on wood
78 3/4 × 63 in / 200 × 160 cm
December 3, 2012
Drip by Takashi Masubuchi
Takashi Masubuchi from the Tokyo University of the Arts used petroleum based paint products to create his graduation project Drip.
He created this sculpture with a gigantic cube of Styrofoam by slowly and carefully dripping black or white paint onto its surface. The acidic paint ate its way through the Styrofoam cubes and creates surreal organic forms.
December 3, 2012
Carrie Scanga
breathe
44’ x 32’ x 12’, painted tracing paper, drypoint on gampi, glue, string
Viewers enter this installation under a vaulted ceiling structure that is like an inverted honeycomb. Drypoint images hang from the walls. Visitors participate by inflating flat paper boxes with exhaled breath, inserting a written wish, and tying these to the ends of a strings hanging from the ceiling. Over the course of the exhibition, there is an accumulation of boxes in and around the golden canopy.
2011.
November 28, 2012
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