I have exclusive invites for TouchOfModern.com, daily sales of modern designs +-0 Humidifier Version 3 by Naoto Fukasawa Womb Chair by Eero Saarinen Therm-O by Manuel Desrochers NEA Intimate Massager by Lelo QLOCKTWO W by Biegert & Funk Meeting Knives by Mia Schmallenbach Silhouette, Floating Lamp by Angela Jansen Erosion II Dining Table by Joseph Walsh carlos cruz-diez: circumstance and ambiguity of color at CAFA art museum mar 31, 2013 carlos cruz diez: circumstance and ambiguity of color at CAFA art museum ‘chromosaturation’ by carlos cruz-diez at the CAFA art museumimage © designboom french-venezuelan artist carlos cruz-diez explores the use of color as a material of physical situation. his exhibition at the CAFA art museum in beijing (on now until april 10th, 2013) presents a survey of his 60-year career,including his early kinetic and op art pieces of the 50s and 60s, color always being the target of his creative expression.this solo show brings viewers into a space where they can re-experience, re-discover and understand color as somethingwhich exists completely independently of any kind of support, and without the help of any form. image © designboom images © designboom ‘induction chromatique’image © designboom if the viewer stares at a red plane briefly and looks away, the retina retains that image for a momentimage © designboom andrea chin I designboom
étapes Amazing Pencil Art “Graphite realism” is the best term to describe Armin Mersmann‘s artwork. His drawings look very similar to photographs. Notes about the artist (from bio): Armin Mersmann was born in Remscheid, Germany in 1955. The artist Mersmann works on a drawing. Artwork and photos © Armin Mersmann Link via Sweet Station Master of Fine Arts in Transdisciplinary Design (MFA) at Parsons Emphasizing collaborative design-led research, the MFA Transdisciplinary Design in the School of Design Strategies at Parsons serves as an academic laboratory in New York City for graduate students seeking to define the next phase of design practice globally. The complex problems that confront a networked 24/7 global culture call for broad design approaches. Parsons created the MFA in Transdisciplinary Design (TransDesign) for a new generation of designers who want to address pressing social issues using new ideas, tools, and methods. A New Kind of Design Thinking TransDesign is a two-year, 60-credit program focusing on project-based design work that incorporates a profound understanding of the ways design transforms social relations. Project teams represent multiple disciplines and points of view, reframing the possibilities of design for the larger community. Flexible Pathways Transdisciplinary design is a highly connective practice.
Lowbrow El lowbrow o surrealismo pop es un movimiento artístico que nace de la cultura underground y ha venido tomando influencias de varias fuentes con el paso de los años: caricaturas clásicas, sitcoms sesenteros, rock psicodélico (y cualquier otro tipo de rock), pulp art, pornografía, cómics, ciencia ficción, películas de terror serie B, animación japonesa y un montón más de ofertas culturales que la actualidad nos ofrece.Como movimiento, el Lowbrow aparece alrededor de 1994, cuando se funda la revista Juxtapoz. En donde se da exposición a artistas del mismo género.Pero las raíces del Lowbrow, van décadas atrás con los hotrods de la zona sur de California y la cultura surf local. Ed “big daddy” Roth es frecuentemente acreditado como promotor del lowbrow como movimiento al crear Rat fink a finales de los 50s. Ana Bagayan. Annie Owens Audrey Kawasaki. Camille Rose García. Elizabeth McGrath. Gary Baseman. Glenn Barr. Isabel Samaras. James Jean. Laurie Lipton. Marion Peck. Mark Ryden. Michael Hussar. Shag.
Articles Arthur Mask is an amazingly gifted 2d artist and illustrator based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. If you like video game inspired fan artworks, make sure to scroll through his great illustrations below… N.C. Winters is an artist based in the sunny San Diego, constantly drawing, painting, making webcomics, working digitally and even at times sculpting. Maria Ilieva was born in 1973 in Sofia, Bulgaria. Polish photographer Dariusz Klimczak creates dreamlike landscapes that hypnotize us with their surprising oddity. T-Wei is a New Zealand based artist and Illustrator known with his distinctive style. Born in Germany and brought up in Germany, the USA and UK Fullerton-Batten studied photography at a collage before spending 5 years as a assistant to number of professional photographers engaged in a wide variety of genre… Alexandra Khitrova is a Russian artist with great sense of fantasy art. Pez is a illustrator, painter and graphic designer from Nantes (France) and he has one hell of a sketchbook!
MONDOBLOGO light show at the hayward gallery, london apr 08, 2013 light show at the hayward gallery, london ‘light show’ at the hayward gallery, london, england image © linda nylind all images courtesy of hayward gallery light show southbank centre’s hayward gallery, london, UK30 january to 28 april, 2013 light carries conceptual load in both art and architecture, but the 22 artists showcased in the hayward gallery’s immensely popular ‘light show’ useillumination as a medium and manipulate its pecularities and nature as such. from experiential installations to intangible sculptures the works explore color, duration, intensity and projection as well as the limits of perception. ‘rose’ by ann veronica janssens artwork © the artist/DACSimage © linda nylind ‘model for a timeless garden’ by olafur eliasson, water, pumps, nozzles, stainless steel, wood, foam, plastic, strobe lights, wall mounts and control unit artwork © studio olafur eliassonimage © dimitry baranov shape and sculpt space while creating a discourse about experience and perception.
Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome folded money portraits by philippe petremant mar 13, 2013 folded money portraits by philippe petremant ‘blanche neige’image © philippe pétremant philippe pétremant: les sept mercenairesfestival circulation(s), parc de bagatelle paris, francerunning from february 22nd through to march 31st, 2013 french artist phillipe petremant creates a comical collection of artworks entitled ‘the magnificent seven’ by folding banknotes and transforming the ornamental motifs into absurdist portraits, currently being shown at festival circulation(s), at parc de bagatelle in paris. pétremant’s mutation of ordinary and usual objects into works of art challenges one’s concept of reality, blurring the limit between what is credible and what is not. ‘atchoum’image © philippe pétremant ‘prof’image © philippe pétremant ‘joyeux’image © philippe pétremant ‘simplet’image © philippe pétremant ‘timide’image © philippe pétremant ‘grincheux’image © philippe pétremant lara mikocki I designboom