RobynSurbuts : monkey orchid... Artinliverpool.com - Liverpool Arts and Culture Home - Camden Arts Centre Mould Map 2 | Landfill Editions “The Passed Will Never Happen.” This ambitious second book in our new narrative art and comics series sets out to create an artifact that references – but exists on an imagined tangential strand to – the known historical and projected timeline of global visual culture. 28 artists invoke images of the distant past recalled from a point in the distant future, alternate realities / alternative histories, mislaid technologies and knowledge, forgotten scientific visions, evolving visual cultures resurrecting, distorting and mutating period styles and a bewildering mix of contrasting chronological visual and sociological clues and signs in this 24 page A3 mega-book and 7 piece print set. 4 Colour Litho Cover 4 Colour Litho Interior 24 Pages A3 / 210mm x 450mm Saddle Stitched Includes 1 x A4, 1 x A5 prints & 5 x A6 prints Published 2011 ISSN 2045-6778 Edition of 1000 Sold Out
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ArtStack Liverpool Vintage Postcard - Aerial View Dock Buildings circa 1950s Salao Coboi and his creatures inspired by fashion shows Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Well this is weird. You don’t normally associate strange, grotesque monsters with high-end fashion (unless of course, you do) but these are brilliant! Apolinário Pereira, a Portuguese visual artist and sculptor, makes these little creatures for a living, many of them inspired by the strange and glorious looks seen on the catwalk. This series is inspired by high-end fashion labels such as Maison Martin Margiela, Jil Sander, Raf Simons, ACNE and Paul Smith and the great thing about them is that they aren’t created with a cynical edge as you’d perhaps presume they may be. This is probably why these little guys are actually selling for a lot of money and are well-loved and in-demand by fashion designers worldwide. Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies Salao Coboi: The 9 Worthies