Peter Freeman, Inc - Mel Bochner - Selected Works. Paper Art by Yulia Brodskaya. Yulia Brodskaya est une artiste russe vivant en Angleterre.
Cette talentueuse créatrice nous propose de découvrir des compositions typographiques faîtes de papier. Très détaillées, ses oeuvres ont fait d’elle une artiste aujourd’hui prisée par de nombreux annonceurs à travers le monde. Plus dans la suite. Joseph albers. סבבה בבסיס הסורי. NYC’s Day and Night Within A Single Photo. Artist Stephen Wilkes created this cool artwork called Day to Night – splitting the landscapes from AM to PM in the same photo!
So how Stephen did it? By kepping his camera at a fixed angle for up to 15 hours, then weaved and blended the shots into one frame. “Day to Night embodies a combination of my favorite things to photograph; people on the street melded with epic cityscapes, and the fleeting moments throughout the day and night,” [Via] Times Square Coney Island. Pureevilgallery. PURE EVIL , Charles Edwards, s’inscrit dans un mouvement artistique en plein essor, le Street Art, datant de la dernière décennie, à Londres et à New-York. Il fait fleurir des visuels sur les murs de Londres qui dépassent bientôt le simple graff identitaire pour intégrer une attitude, un aboutissement et un questionnement post wharolien et dadaïste. La particularité artistique de PURE EVIL est de combiner, non sans humour, une Amérique des années 50 sous le prisme et la griffe d’une signature toute britannique. Pure Evil is one of the key british artist of this booming international scene : the Street Art.
Most interesting photos from The Visual Merchandising Group pool. Studio-Visit: Matt Adnate. V.O.W N°48 // The 3.2 Million Ink Dots Portrait. Photo © Miguel Endara V.O.W N°48 (Video Of the Week, 5 - 11 December 2011)
Seo Young Deok's Incredible Chain Sculptures. Photo © Seo Young Deok The human body and its formation lie at the core of the Korean artist Seo Young Deok’s work who is preoccupied with the stories told through the human figure.
His solo exhibition 'Dystopia' took place at the INSA/Arko Art Centre in Seoul from 26 October 2011 until 31 October 2011 and showed his nude sculptures made meticulously in welded metal chain links piece by piece. Seo Young Deok presented a number of nude sculptures, some lying on the ground, some hung on the walls. Floppy Portraits by Nick Gentry. Image Courtesy of Nick Gentry I don't know about you but I grew up in an era when floppy disks, cassette and VHS tapes were carried about in everyone’s school bag at school.
We used to share our music by borrowing handed out tapes swearing we would return it safely. V.O.W N°32 // Gulp-The Making of The World's Largest stop Motion Animation. Image Courtesy of Aardman Animations and Wieden + Kennedy V.O.W N°32 (8 - 14 August 2011) Our world is full of daring people.
The Embroidered Secrets of Maurizio Anzeri. Angelo, Embroidery on printphoto © Maurizio Anzeri.
Noemie Goudal’s Journey Into The Familiar Unknown. Haven her body was | Warren, Lightjet, 168 x 208, 2011 photo © Noemie Goudal Noemie Goudal is a young French artist/photographer, currently living and working in London, with such a particular view on art and artifice which cannot let anyone react to her with indifference.
Through her work, she questions the limits between the real and the fantastic, often creating alternative landscapes by using the most ordinary elements. Her original installations, with her wide sized photographs as their core, have won her numerous loyal fans. The Carved Book Landscapes of Guy Laramée. Deconstructed Wall Art by Alexandre Farto, aka VHILS. Melted Disco Balls by Rotganzen. Quelle Fête I, photo © Rick Messemaker Disco makes a comeback where the object which represented it to the full arises from the dead to be revived by the artistic group known as ROTGANZEN.
Damien Hirst at Tate Modern. Portrait of Damien Hirst Photography by Billie Scheepers © Damien Hirst and Science Ltd.
All rights reserved, DACS 2012 4 April - 9 September 2012 // TATE MODERN It is one of the most anticipated shows in London and maybe in Europe. OPEN YOUR EYES // Roy Nachum Talks To Yatzer. SOMEDAY, 2011, Oil On Canvas, 188.595x199.39 cmCourtesy of Roy Nachum It seems destined that Roy Nachum’s show 'Open Your Eyes' would be at the Joseph Nahmad Contemporary Gallery in downtown New York City (450 West 14th Street, NY). Rather than a traditional white box gallery, this is a complete raw space, with exposed brick and an empty warehouse vibe providing an unassuming backdrop for Nachum’s detailed pieces.
With a focus on perception and a common theme of how a subjective point of view can be limited, the raw brick and abandoned building feel instantly makes the art the star. Damien Blottière’s Fifth Element Photography. Photo © Damien Blottière You may have heard of him lately if you so happen to be a part of Paris’ fashion and photography circles. Through the unique photographic ‘cut and paste’ technique that he uses, this is the photography of the future through the lens and hands of the French born photographer, Damien Blottière. Andrew Salgado Talks To Yatzer.
THE BOX. Monstruos Diabolicos: Vintage Horror Movie Stickers. Slinkachu’s Tiny Installation Work In The Street. Measure by Fabrice Le Nezet. Photography. Street art.