aiweiweineversorry:

Fortune Cookies - Sundance Edition - Eat and Retweet for Ai Weiwei and the Film “NeverSorry” -

aiweiweineversorry:

Fortune Cookies - Sundance Edition - Eat and Retweet for Ai Weiwei and the Film “NeverSorry” -

So, I had a great morning tearing through Clint Reid’s tumblr - Tillman Project.

He’s a freelance graphic designer/illustrator who lives in Durango, Colorado. His blog is this great mix of his drawings, dream-like illustrations, and screen prints.

All of this gets topped off with tales & pics of his adventures in colorado which include lots of coffee. Then it really gets fun - Reid has a shop were you can pick up the originals you’ve watched him work on, vinyl stickers and other little goodie giveaway’s that make the bond between artist and art lover all the more sweeter.

The Sculpture Work of Kevin Francis Gray
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London-based Kevin Francis Gray is one of my favorite sculpture artists. Using bronze, he sculps figures covered in cloth, outlining silhouettes- much like Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s works. I particularly appreciate the metallic quality of bronze, reflecting light at all directions.
Check out more of Gray’s works at http://www.kevinfrancisgray.com/!

The Sculpture Work of Kevin Francis Gray

mounts:

London-based Kevin Francis Gray is one of my favorite sculpture artists. Using bronze, he sculps figures covered in cloth, outlining silhouettes- much like Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s works. I particularly appreciate the metallic quality of bronze, reflecting light at all directions.

Check out more of Gray’s works at http://www.kevinfrancisgray.com/!

JEFF ROB’s LENTICULAR PHOTOGRAPHY SHOWS AT NEW DELHI ART FAIR

London based artist Jeff Rob, known best for his 3D underwater photography series, ’Aerial’, is showing his newest work with Lenticular photography at the fair this year.

*1st photo courtesy of Hungeree

*Other photo courtesy of Mauger Modern Art

It’s stories like this that remind me why I love those guys over at hyperallergic.
hyperallergic:

Is Damien Hirst Lazy?
A spotted judgment pops up on the streets of Paris. And someone goes in stoned (we think) to the Hirst show in LA. READ MORE

It’s stories like this that remind me why I love those guys over at hyperallergic.

hyperallergic:

Is Damien Hirst Lazy?

A spotted judgment pops up on the streets of Paris. And someone goes in stoned (we think) to the Hirst show in LA. READ MORE

Visual Artist, Enda O’Donoghue stationed in Berlin sent in today’s Artist Submission.

His work iseems inspired by digital communication  - notice the closer images of the paintings. The careful dissection, the pixelation like strokes giving the guise of an actual digital image.

Reno (2011) Oil on Canvas, 180 x 240 cm (5.9 x 7.9 ft)

If you want to see some more of his work, here are some links: Tumblr, Website.

Hyper realistic paintings of Lee Guk Hyun

South Korean born painter, Lee Guk Hyun creates these dreamy photo realistic veiled women with his oil paintings.

Occupy Museums Writes Letter to MoMA, Demands Stand on Sotheby’s Lockout

While we want to encourage seeing the fun in art, we also like to bring focus onto it’s politics as well. Both are equally important.

hyperallergic:

On the heels of their rally at the Museum of Modern Art last Friday, the following focused and powerful letter arrived in our inbox 15 minutes ago from Occupy Museums.

READ THE LETTER HERE.

Valerie Murgica

Graphite on paper, metal and silk, 17,32″ x 33″ , 2011

*VIEWER SUBMISSION*

To see more from this artist look check out Valerie Murgica ‘s tumblr.

Artist, Leandro Erlich’s Mirrored Facade ‘Batiment’

Batiment (Building) is a mirrored installation by artist Leandro Erlich on display at Le 104 in Paris as part of their In Perceptions exhibition. The piece is a massive building facade constructed on the floor near a towering mirror giving anyone reflected the appearance of being weightless.

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Another cool optical illusion installation by Argentinian artist Leandro Erlich. This one called “In Perceptions” consisting of a giant mirror that reflects the audience lying on a constructed building facade. More of Leandro work HERE