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Today in India: the end of the road
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mysterious crochet doily found under bridge in bristol … england …
“To some it’s a giant nylon spider’s web, to others it’s a 12ft doily....
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Museum Mondays: Save the date for Guggenheim’s private opening of James Turrell this Friday, June 21st. In the meantime read up Vulture’s...
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Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues create 3,500 pounds of Cascading Chains Hanging 120 feet.
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The Penguin Protesters
Penguins, the flightless birds who take a natural standing posture in everyday life could not have found a better climate...
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Hugo Barros is an artist from Lisbon, Portugal who creates handmade collages without any use of any digital manipulation.
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“Minimum Monument” by brazilian artist Néle Azevedo, presented as part of the Festival of Queen’s in Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Twenty years ago, when McCartney turned 50, he remembers his then-manager pushing the idea of retirement. “It’s only right,” he was told. “You...
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107 posts tagged porcelain
Summer set, Winter set, Designed by COMPANY (Aamu Song & Johan Olin) in Russia. Manufactured in Verbilkie, Russia by Elena Nalivina, Marina Badalova, et. al. Material: porcelain, painted.
2012 Secrets of Russia - COMPANY via Disegno Daily
Dear Detroit – punch me 2013,
Dear Detroit – praying for a spare 2013 - Russ Orlando
Porcelain Origami by Hitomi Igarashi
Working alongside junya ishigami, japanese designer hitomi igarashi conceived of ceramic objects by casting porcelain into different shapes of paper - creating unique free-forms. thinner than conventional slip-cast methods, the technique introduces new ways of working with the ceramic material.
Pistols Corn Cob Holders, Triceratops Corn Cob Holder - Lana Filippone via Toronto Design Offsite
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.
