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PlayArtist: THE DOORS
Track: People Are Strange
Record: 45 rpm single
Year: 1967RIP Ray, Jim was right.
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Mount Fuji photographed by Koichi Shimano
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Judith Braun - Portals | Symmetrical Procedure BKS-30-1. Graphite on duralar, 30’x300’ (2008)
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My grandmother, mom, and uncles went through Checkpoint Charlie when it was still in operation. Today I visited what’s...
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Self-Portrait as a Self-Destructing Chocolate Head
Many of us attending the opening of the New Museum’s “NYC 1993” saw visions of our former...
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Self-portrait with camera, 1950, photo by Peter Keetman
via inneroptics
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Nadav Bagim is a photographer from Ramat-Gan, Israel. His WonderLand images are created by using unique but simple artificial lighting and household objects from vegetables to plastic bags. The photos are shot inside a miniature studio. The insects were found in his apartment and on plants outside his window. They were not harmed during shooting.
Who doesn’t love LEGO? I don’t think anyone loves Lego more than my friend, Sean Kenney. Kenney holds the distinction of being a certified full-time Lego professional artist whose work has been featured in The New York Times and on BBC News. He was commissioned to do a sculpture of the Yankee Stadium, as well as the New York Stock Exchange building. At last count, Kenney owns over 1.5 million LEGO pieces.
New Banksy in London, too
No rats are allowed to cross here. Unless they are a Murdoch. Hey-o.
Jim Denevan makes temporary drawings on sand, earth and ice that are eventually erased by waves and weather. It reminds me a bit on the mandalas that buddhist monks draw in the sand and which are also erased. There is something eternally touching about beauty and transience.
For $1K, you can get the new Taschen Mark Ryden book
And for $6k, you can get the one with the silkscreen print. Taschen loves to go for it when it comes to releasing big, expensive books, but with Ryden pieces being hard to come by, a collector can invest in the new Pixnit book.
Xmas Idea: Barbara Kruger x Works on Whatever Artist Beach Towel
This year was my first year ever to go to Dias De Los Muertos San Francisco, but I’m so glad I did. It was incredible and inspiring. I recently came across Laurie Lipton’s work and it reminded me of that holiday. Her work is dark, eerie and all to do with death. I’m in love with her intricate, shadowy pencil drawings.
Imagine the earth abandoned by humans, blanketed in rubbishand white ashes…where insects are the only living species left. This is what my dreams are made of, unnerving visions of how weuse and abuse nature in a way that is detrimental to humanity. My Creatures and Conflict conceptual art and furniture expresses this in a dramatic way, nature entangled and conflicted and fighting for survival, a kind of dream-like poetry in motion.
My work investigates what power means to modern-day societies, and more specifically, in America. At age nine, I was introduced to the concept of religion, and have since been intrigued by worship and sainthood. In 2010, I studied with a local Russian Orthodox icon painter to continue…
Abandoned undergarments, misplaced notes, and a pathetic stuffed animals are just a few of the sad things you might find on the sidewalk in your daily travels. There’s a Tumblr for everything and Sad Stuff on the Street is a sarcastically fun one started by New York author, Sloane Crosley. Submit your own photos of sad stuff. It’s surprisingly satisfying.
For provocative art that focuses on social injustice and other hot-button issues such as corporate influence, the environment, religious hypocrisy, outsourcing, unbalanced news media and more, you might enjoy my paintings. Designed to create discourse, there’s opportunity to voice your opinions on the site as well.
This is the Most Expensive Photo in the World
This photo, “Rhein II” is by Andreas Gursky, and it sold on Tuesday night for $4.3 million at Christie’s. And we don’t even know what the hell we are looking at.
