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PETER GYSI is a Swiss artist who conceives works of art that are fundamentally geometric and architectonic. From objects and sculptures to installations and drawings, his work explores the notion of concept and experiment, plan and chance, humour and seriousness. Using precise, measured formats such as grids and modules, his 2D and 3D pieces relied on the circle as the basic unit for his explorations of space, time, form, volume, repetition, sequence, and variation.
The World’s Best Ever:design, fashion, art, music, photography
We attended the World Premiere of Morgan Spurlock’s new film Mansome this past Saturday.
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THEM THANGS
This is not a written piece that is supposed to make you sad or feel pity; it is a calling to you and myself. It is not a manifesto or a preach. It is what it is.
500 Photographers
Disturber – New Photography Magazine
Perhaps Dorothea Lange was right when she said “it is no accident that the photographer becomes a photographer any more than the lion tamer becomes a lion tamer”. Adrianna Glaviano is not a photographer by accident: she’s the daughter of Marco Glaviano , one of the best-known and most celebrated Italian fashion photographers, and she has grown up in the photography world. However, leave aside prejudices and preconceptions, because she’s talented on her own terms.
silverpoetics
Castellaneta, Basilicata, 2010 On the 3rd of September in Castelmezzano, Italy, opened Outer edges of some buried age . An exhibition curated by Chiara Capodici and Fiorenza Pinna featuring the work of photographer Domingo Milella .
archives photographiques et iconographiques d'hier souvent, d'aujourd'hui parfois ( sources or documentation are available by clicking on the titles)
mythologie des lucioles
Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Sylmar, California, 2008 Inkjet print 56 x 71 inches 142.2 x 180.3 cm Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner, New York