artist, christoph neimann thinks his house is haunted. when you look at the evidence, i think you will agree.
and there’s much much more where these came from. just go to new york times, but more specifically christoph’s blog, abstract city for the full story.
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posted: May 27th, 2010 |
by: lady worthington |
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after researching jim lambie, it appears that his usual creative out-put centers around themes such as brightly coloured taping of floors, and installations of trash/treasure including the kitchen sink. however a recent collection of work has surfaced from mr lambie, which features old chinese oil paintings of floral arrangements, cut up and layered over pop-culture [...]
posted: May 28th, 2009 |
by: lady worthington |
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helen’s work takes me back to the days of simple pleasure- my childhood.
her fold-em-up-and-cut-em-out creations are all completely original and all delightful to behold.
and they echo the folky, romantic child-like experience of the world like picture story books and cartoons.
i am so deeply in love/awe with her work i could have put EVERY SINGLE ITEM [...]
posted: April 30th, 2009 |
by: lady worthington |
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| tags: art, artist, colour paper, cut out art, cut-outs, deer, folk art, fox, helen musselwhite, owls, paper, paper art
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the female form… what more can be said, painted, or sung? artists always have been and always will be fascinated by the “pinnacle of creation” herself.
in dylan’s words: “With the aid of life models I am able to explore my interests in anatomy. The poses are normally based around particular physical dynamics such has the [...]
posted: February 19th, 2009 |
by: lady worthington |
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Korean artist JeongMee Yoon explores colour trends and cultural preferences in her ongoing work “The Pink and Blue Projects”.
in her own words: “The Pink and Blue Projects were initiated by my five-year-old daughter, who loves the color pink so much that she wanted to wear only pink clothes and play with only pink toys and [...]
posted: January 25th, 2009 |
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