Grazyna Smalej
‘Bath LXlX’
‘Bath LXVl’
‘View from the boat’
Just only 13 years old, Zev (Fiddle Oak) creates a fantasy dreamland through his photographs. His camera is named Betsy. Zev’s sister and...
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The Meticulously Woven Mugshots of Joanne Arnett
http://www.odditycentral.com/art/the-meticulously-woven-mugshots-of-joanne-arnett.html
Bottled History by Commoner
“Ray Gascoigne has spent a lifetime at sea as a shipwright and sea merchant. His memories...
Photographers lining up to capture the best moments on the red carpet.
The Many Hats Of Billy Childish by Brian David Stevens
Childish has published over 40 collections of poetry, recorded over 100 independent LP’s...
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An elaborate laser and fountain show anchored Friday night’s opening ceremony of Expo 2012 in the South Cholla province port city of Yeosu. “The Living Ocean and Coast” is the theme of the expo, which opened to the public Saturday and will run for three months. Click here for a look at some of the event’s aquarium exhibits and here for ticket information. More from the Korea Times.
Pyongyang Overwhelmed with Grief at Demise of comrade Kim Jong Il
This is too intense.
Eye-popping straw sculptures by Korean artist Sang Sik Hong, who exhibited three of his amazing pieces at last week’s Scope Art Fair in Miami.
He is represented by Patrajadas Contemporary in Philadelphia and they explain that:
“SangSik Hong’s fresh sculptures go beyond the limit of the materials; the images of lips may be interpreted as symbols of desire. Connecting such symbolized images and symbolic meanings (power and sex) reveals clearly that his interest is focused on human desires. Although every one desires power, only a few of people can have it. Power is the symbol of strength and the object for one’s wish since it accompanies many interests. Power is strong, scarce and heading toward eternity. However, the straw, contrary to the properties of power, is a weak structure, easily available to anyone for it is produced on a large scale and a disposable material.”
Saturday Night by Kim In Sook.
Rings by Moon Young Shin
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Jewellery Designer & Maker@Origin 2011
Photo: J.Kopka
Time Machine © Sung Soo KooAfter the great success of the first part of the exhibition New Photography in Korea II held in Paris in 2010, the Galerie Paris-Beijing is pleased to present the second part of this exhibition.
This ambitious title does not conceal an intention of…
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