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Brian Vu
photographs from the series No Thing, 2011-2012
Halos
America
My Color
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Monoprints of my neighbor’s cats, Yuki and Angel, made using the reductive technique as part of a teaching demo.
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By Mikhael Subotzky and Patrick Waterhouse
South African photographer Mikhael Subotzky and British artist Patrick Waterhouse set out to create an...
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Bahamian artist John Beadle has a great solo exhibition on view right now at the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas…”The John Beadle Project”
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Man with book
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etsy:
Remember caricaturist Alfred Frueh from this other letter to his fiancee? Well, only a few weeks before...
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Recycled Bike Part Chandeliers by Joe O’Connell and Blessing Hancock
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Överby by John Robert Nilsson
It sits upon on a limestone-covered concrete plinth, which provides a continuous floor surface inside and outside.
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Marine Snow
Marine Snow
Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters
Porcelain, cobalt, copper
edition of 7 + artist’s proof’s, medium and large
for Christian Ouwens
2012‘Marine Snow’ is a series of medium and large porcelain plates based on the natural phenomenon that is found in the deep ocean. It’s a continuous shower of mostly organic matter including dead and dying plants and animals feeding organisms in the layers of the ocean that never see the daylight.
Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters created a series of porcelain plates inspired by this sad but beautiful part of nature. In their search of translating the beauty of water in designs and techniques the duo used the behaviour of the ocean to turn an imprint of cobalt and copper glaze into Marine Snow.
The plates will be presented at the solo show Stil Water (Still Water) at Christian Ouwens, Rotterdam. The show opens on the 29th of September 2012.
Purple Squirrel Plate (Reach Series) 2011 - Chandra DeBuse - Charlie Cummings Gallery
Donna Wilson is an illustrator and designer from Scotland who started her own company after graduating from the Royal College of the Arts in 2003. She makes and designs lots of interesting knitted creatures, hand made blankets and pillows, gloves, hats, scarves and rugs as well as ceramics.
Really nice stuff, very recognisable but hadn’t seen any of her products in person until friday when I saw them in a shop in London. Would love one of her cushions or plates.
Have a look at her website here.
Service Lambert-Rousseau : assiette plate
Après 1884. Période Leboeuf-Milliet et Cie (1841-1875)Auteur : Lambert Henri (1836-1909)
