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Žilda - Naples, Italy

Žilda - Naples, Italy

Posted 3 weeks ago with 26 notes in , Žilda, street art, Naples, Napoli, painting, peinture, Pre-Raphaelite, installation, collage, strada, italy, italie, zilda
Telmo Miel - Rome

Telmo Miel - Rome

Posted 3 weeks ago with 25 notes in , Telmo Miel, Italy, street art, make shift, installation
Hellbent - Truck (NYC) Photo: Jaime Rojo

Hellbent - Truck (NYC)

Photo: Jaime Rojo

Posted 1 month ago with 7 notes in , Hellbent, street art, installation, mobile
Mark Ryden - ‘First Toy’

Mark Ryden - ‘First Toy’

Posted 1 month ago with 15 notes in , Mark Ryden, installation, art, surrealism
Simek1 - Athens, Greece

Simek1 - Athens, Greece

Posted 1 month ago with 2 notes in , simek, simek1, installation, athens, Greece, 2013, Dimitris, Bouras, street art
ONE WORD ART INSTALLATIONS BY LAURA KIMPTON Laura Kimpton is an artist based out of Northern California who is most well recognized for her large one word art installations. She has had many experiences that have shaped who she is as an artist including her identity as a dyslexic and a right brained individual. Before creating her one word installations, she was an art teacher for 15 years, obtained a masters in Counseling Pyschology and created a lot of fire based art. In her interview with Ignite.Me she tells about the inspiration behind her artistic focus now.
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ONE WORD ART INSTALLATIONS BY LAURA KIMPTON Laura Kimpton is an artist based out of Northern California who is most well recognized for her large one word art installations. She has had many experiences that have shaped who she is as an artist including her identity as a dyslexic and a right brained individual. Before creating her one word installations, she was an art teacher for 15 years, obtained a masters in Counseling Pyschology and created a lot of fire based art. In her interview with Ignite.Me she tells about the inspiration behind her artistic focus now.
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ONE WORD ART INSTALLATIONS BY LAURA KIMPTON Laura Kimpton is an artist based out of Northern California who is most well recognized for her large one word art installations. She has had many experiences that have shaped who she is as an artist including her identity as a dyslexic and a right brained individual. Before creating her one word installations, she was an art teacher for 15 years, obtained a masters in Counseling Pyschology and created a lot of fire based art. In her interview with Ignite.Me she tells about the inspiration behind her artistic focus now.
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ONE WORD ART INSTALLATIONS BY LAURA KIMPTON Laura Kimpton is an artist based out of Northern California who is most well recognized for her large one word art installations. She has had many experiences that have shaped who she is as an artist including her identity as a dyslexic and a right brained individual. Before creating her one word installations, she was an art teacher for 15 years, obtained a masters in Counseling Pyschology and created a lot of fire based art. In her interview with Ignite.Me she tells about the inspiration behind her artistic focus now.
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ONE WORD ART INSTALLATIONS BY LAURA KIMPTON

Laura Kimpton is an artist based out of Northern California who is most well recognized for her large one word art installations. She has had many experiences that have shaped who she is as an artist including her identity as a dyslexic and a right brained individual. Before creating her one word installations, she was an art teacher for 15 years, obtained a masters in Counseling Pyschology and created a lot of fire based art. In her interview with Ignite.Me she tells about the inspiration behind her artistic focus now.

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Posted 2 months ago with 16 notes in , Laura Kimpton, installation, art, Typography
nycartscene: thru April 27: “all industrious people” Justin MatherlyPaula Cooper Gallery, 534 W21st St., NYCMatherly takes as his point of departure an excavated temple-tomb, Nemrud Dagi in Turkey. This archeological site contained commemorative stone reliefs, known as stelae, which had been dedicated to the Hellenestic king Antiochus I. Historically, stelae would establish a ruler’s legitimacy by linking him to a particular divinity or sacred event. Using poured and cast concrete supported by ambulatory equipment, Matherly reimagines Antiochus’ stelae. In the works on view, he focuses particularly on the depicted hand clasp gesture (known as “dexiosis”) that recurs throughout this ancient site. The exhibition also includes a series of unique monoprints based on the Nemrud Dagi site, created by transferring wet ink from transparencies onto paper.

nycartscene:

thru April 27:

“all industrious people”
 Justin Matherly

Paula Cooper Gallery, 534 W21st St., NYC

Matherly takes as his point of departure an excavated temple-tomb, Nemrud Dagi in Turkey. This archeological site contained commemorative stone reliefs, known as stelae, which had been dedicated to the Hellenestic king Antiochus I. Historically, stelae would establish a ruler’s legitimacy by linking him to a particular divinity or sacred event. Using poured and cast concrete supported by ambulatory equipment, Matherly reimagines Antiochus’ stelae. In the works on view, he focuses particularly on the depicted hand clasp gesture (known as “dexiosis”) that recurs throughout this ancient site. The exhibition also includes a series of unique monoprints based on the Nemrud Dagi site, created by transferring wet ink from transparencies onto paper.

Posted 2 months ago with 68 notes in , Justin Matherly, Paula Cooper, Art, gallery, chelsea, nyc, New York City, Turkey, Nemrud Dagi, installation, monoprint, sculpture
Žilda - Lilith (Naples)

Žilda - Lilith (Naples)

Posted 2 months ago with 13 notes in , Žilda, street art, peinture, pittura, installation, urban, Naples, Napoli, Italy, Italie, italia, Zilda
Hypnotic Bottle Cap Installations by Eung Ho Park Artist Eung Ho Park is known for his large-scale installations in which he uses common everyday objects as his material. For his series of bottle cap reliefs, appropriately called “I’m Looking At You”, the artist painted the inside of beer bottle caps to resemble staring eyes, creating entire walls of them to great effect. The result is hundreds of ‘gazes’ looking back at the viewer from the wall of the gallery. Find out more about Eung Ho Park’s work here.
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Hypnotic Bottle Cap Installations by Eung Ho Park Artist Eung Ho Park is known for his large-scale installations in which he uses common everyday objects as his material. For his series of bottle cap reliefs, appropriately called “I’m Looking At You”, the artist painted the inside of beer bottle caps to resemble staring eyes, creating entire walls of them to great effect. The result is hundreds of ‘gazes’ looking back at the viewer from the wall of the gallery. Find out more about Eung Ho Park’s work here.
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Hypnotic Bottle Cap Installations by Eung Ho Park Artist Eung Ho Park is known for his large-scale installations in which he uses common everyday objects as his material. For his series of bottle cap reliefs, appropriately called “I’m Looking At You”, the artist painted the inside of beer bottle caps to resemble staring eyes, creating entire walls of them to great effect. The result is hundreds of ‘gazes’ looking back at the viewer from the wall of the gallery. Find out more about Eung Ho Park’s work here.
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Hypnotic Bottle Cap Installations by Eung Ho Park Artist Eung Ho Park is known for his large-scale installations in which he uses common everyday objects as his material. For his series of bottle cap reliefs, appropriately called “I’m Looking At You”, the artist painted the inside of beer bottle caps to resemble staring eyes, creating entire walls of them to great effect. The result is hundreds of ‘gazes’ looking back at the viewer from the wall of the gallery. Find out more about Eung Ho Park’s work here.
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Hypnotic Bottle Cap Installations by Eung Ho Park

Artist Eung Ho Park is known for his large-scale installations in which he uses common everyday objects as his material. For his series of bottle cap reliefs, appropriately called “I’m Looking At You”, the artist painted the inside of beer bottle caps to resemble staring eyes, creating entire walls of them to great effect. The result is hundreds of ‘gazes’ looking back at the viewer from the wall of the gallery.

Find out more about Eung Ho Park’s work here.

(Source: junk-culture.com)

Posted 3 months ago with 28 notes in , Eung Ho Park, installation, art
Caroline Caldwell - ‘Real life (now in 3d)’

Caroline Caldwell - ‘Real life (now in 3d)’



Posted 3 months ago with 19 notes in , tv, art, Caroline Caldwell, installation
Chewing Gum Sculptures by Jeremy Laffon French artist Jeremy Laffon builds complex architectural structures using sticks of chewing gum stacked like a giant house of cards. Jeremy builds these sculptures gradually with great patience and precision. His work will be shown at the Association Limousin Art Contemporain and Sculptures in France, from March 12th to March 23th 2013.  
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Chewing Gum Sculptures by Jeremy Laffon French artist Jeremy Laffon builds complex architectural structures using sticks of chewing gum stacked like a giant house of cards. Jeremy builds these sculptures gradually with great patience and precision. His work will be shown at the Association Limousin Art Contemporain and Sculptures in France, from March 12th to March 23th 2013.  
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Chewing Gum Sculptures by Jeremy Laffon French artist Jeremy Laffon builds complex architectural structures using sticks of chewing gum stacked like a giant house of cards. Jeremy builds these sculptures gradually with great patience and precision. His work will be shown at the Association Limousin Art Contemporain and Sculptures in France, from March 12th to March 23th 2013.  
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Chewing Gum Sculptures by Jeremy Laffon French artist Jeremy Laffon builds complex architectural structures using sticks of chewing gum stacked like a giant house of cards. Jeremy builds these sculptures gradually with great patience and precision. His work will be shown at the Association Limousin Art Contemporain and Sculptures in France, from March 12th to March 23th 2013.  
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Chewing Gum Sculptures by Jeremy Laffon

French artist Jeremy Laffon builds complex architectural structures using sticks of chewing gum stacked like a giant house of cards. Jeremy builds these sculptures gradually with great patience and precision. His work will be shown at the Association Limousin Art Contemporain and Sculptures in France, from March 12th to March 23th 2013.

 

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Posted 3 months ago with 10 notes in , Chewing Gum, Jeremy Laffon, architecture, art, installation
Unknown - Williamsburg (NYC) Photo: Miss Heather 

Unknown - Williamsburg (NYC)

Photo: Miss Heather 

Posted 4 months ago with 21 notes in , elephant, installation, street art, brooklyn, nyc
United States Map Made from Thousands of Wood Matches by Claire Fontaine U.S.A. (burnt/unburnt) is a 2011 installation by Paris-based artist Claire Fontaine(previously) constructed from thousands of green matches that were inserted into a wall at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art as part art of “Evidence of Bricks” at the 2011 Time-Based Art Festival. Fontaine has made somewhat of a name for herself with hermatch installations and flaming geography, most recently completing a similar U.S.A. map at Queens Nails Gallery in San Francisco. Unlike the installation in Portland above, the Queens Nails artwork was actually set on fire, and while it may not have gone exactly as intended, the final post-flame artwork is impressive nonetheless. Photographs above for PICA by Dan Kvitka.
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United States Map Made from Thousands of Wood Matches by Claire Fontaine U.S.A. (burnt/unburnt) is a 2011 installation by Paris-based artist Claire Fontaine(previously) constructed from thousands of green matches that were inserted into a wall at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art as part art of “Evidence of Bricks” at the 2011 Time-Based Art Festival. Fontaine has made somewhat of a name for herself with hermatch installations and flaming geography, most recently completing a similar U.S.A. map at Queens Nails Gallery in San Francisco. Unlike the installation in Portland above, the Queens Nails artwork was actually set on fire, and while it may not have gone exactly as intended, the final post-flame artwork is impressive nonetheless. Photographs above for PICA by Dan Kvitka.
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United States Map Made from Thousands of Wood Matches by Claire Fontaine U.S.A. (burnt/unburnt) is a 2011 installation by Paris-based artist Claire Fontaine(previously) constructed from thousands of green matches that were inserted into a wall at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art as part art of “Evidence of Bricks” at the 2011 Time-Based Art Festival. Fontaine has made somewhat of a name for herself with hermatch installations and flaming geography, most recently completing a similar U.S.A. map at Queens Nails Gallery in San Francisco. Unlike the installation in Portland above, the Queens Nails artwork was actually set on fire, and while it may not have gone exactly as intended, the final post-flame artwork is impressive nonetheless. Photographs above for PICA by Dan Kvitka.
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United States Map Made from Thousands of Wood Matches by Claire Fontaine U.S.A. (burnt/unburnt) is a 2011 installation by Paris-based artist Claire Fontaine(previously) constructed from thousands of green matches that were inserted into a wall at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art as part art of “Evidence of Bricks” at the 2011 Time-Based Art Festival. Fontaine has made somewhat of a name for herself with hermatch installations and flaming geography, most recently completing a similar U.S.A. map at Queens Nails Gallery in San Francisco. Unlike the installation in Portland above, the Queens Nails artwork was actually set on fire, and while it may not have gone exactly as intended, the final post-flame artwork is impressive nonetheless. Photographs above for PICA by Dan Kvitka.
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United States Map Made from Thousands of Wood Matches by Claire Fontaine

U.S.A. (burnt/unburnt) is a 2011 installation by Paris-based artist Claire Fontaine(previously) constructed from thousands of green matches that were inserted into a wall at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art as part art of “Evidence of Bricks” at the 2011 Time-Based Art Festival. Fontaine has made somewhat of a name for herself with hermatch installations and flaming geography, most recently completing a similar U.S.A. map at Queens Nails Gallery in San Francisco. Unlike the installation in Portland above, the Queens Nails artwork was actually set on fire, and while it may not have gone exactly as intended, the final post-flame artwork is impressive nonetheless. Photographs above for PICA by Dan Kvitka.

Posted 4 months ago with 12 notes in , Claire Fontaine, installation, USA, map, matches, art
Plastic Jesus - Los Angeles 

Plastic Jesus - Los Angeles 

Posted 4 months ago with 17 notes in , Plastic Jesus, installation, street art, gun, violence, sandy hook, congressional hearings
 Tomás Saraceno - A Geodesic Paper Cloud Installation (2009)
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 Tomás Saraceno - A Geodesic Paper Cloud Installation (2009)
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 Tomás Saraceno - A Geodesic Paper Cloud Installation (2009)
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 Tomás Saraceno - A Geodesic Paper Cloud Installation (2009)

(Source: thisiscolossal.com)

Posted 4 months ago with 20 notes in , Tomás Saraceno, Paper, Installation, art, clouds, berlin