Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Monday, May 16, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Blue Brain x Pink Line Project x RESTRICTION: A Silent Dance Performance
On Sunday, August 1st at 2 PM in the SE corner of Meridian Hill Park (Washington DC), dancers from Urban Artistry will be premiering a "silent" dance piece; silent to those passing by, that is. The audience will be listening to accompanying music, composed by BLUEBRAIN for the occasion, on headphones with a portable music device they're brought with them. The music will be made available as a free MP3 download from bluebra.in. Audience members should come with this already downloaded to their device. A group countdown will occur at 2 o'clock to ensure synchronicity between everyones devices (dancers and attendees).
Monday, July 26, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Deluxx Fluxx Exhibit By FAILE!!!
From the New York Times...
Labels:
art,
art installation,
Deluxx Fluxx,
Faile,
New York City,
New York Times,
pop-up gallery,
street art
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Incredible Staple Art by Baptiste Debombourg!!!
From the good people @ Funlobby...
"Like Ran Hwang's beautiful murals, Baptiste Debombourg's creates incredibly detailed art that can only be fully appreciated up close. Using just a white wall as his backdrop, Debombourg carefully placed 35,000 staples over a period of 75 hours to create two pieces of art. These are titled Air Force One and Air Force Two.
Notice how these beings are flying straight down towards the earth. Debombourg wanted to play with the idea of contemporary aggression. He cites Italian Mannerism artists as his inspiration. Check out 9 more images after the jump.








Read more: http://www.funlobby.com/index.php/201002221532/incredible-staple-art-by-baptiste-debombourg.html#ixzz0gbFUhBYr "
"Like Ran Hwang's beautiful murals, Baptiste Debombourg's creates incredibly detailed art that can only be fully appreciated up close. Using just a white wall as his backdrop, Debombourg carefully placed 35,000 staples over a period of 75 hours to create two pieces of art. These are titled Air Force One and Air Force Two.
Notice how these beings are flying straight down towards the earth. Debombourg wanted to play with the idea of contemporary aggression. He cites Italian Mannerism artists as his inspiration. Check out 9 more images after the jump.
Read more: http://www.funlobby.com/index.php/201002221532/incredible-staple-art-by-baptiste-debombourg.html#ixzz0gbFUhBYr "
Labels:
Air Force One,
Air Force Two,
art,
Baptiste Debombourg,
Mannerism,
Ran Hawng,
staple art
Friday, November 13, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
12 ANGRY WOMEN @ THE SOUNDRY

The Soundry will host our first juried art show entitled “12 Angry Women”, on display from September 26th to October 24th, 2009. The Opening Reception will be held on September 26th from 8:00pm to 11:00pm!!
Here’s the gist: Artwork in the show will ...be submitted by ONLY MALE ARTISTS and the jury will be comprised of ONLY FEMALE art professionals. 12, in fact. There is no theme or restriction based on subject or medium, and entry is open to non-Soundry-members as well as artists who are not local to Northern Virginia.
Labels:
12 Angry Women,
art,
art exhibit,
Art Show,
Gallery,
The Soundry
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
NEW ARTOMATIC PROMO VIDEO BY OVP!!!
HEADS AIN'T READY! STOP BY MY PHOTO-EXHIBIT ON THE 6th FLOOR, WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU!!
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Artomatic Promo 2009... from Seannie Cameras on Vimeo.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Damien Hirst's $100 Million Skull...
WTF?
Much has been said about British bad boy artist DAMIEN HIRST’s groundbreaking $100 million diamond-encrusted platinum skull titled “For The Love of God” since it went on display at London’s White Cube Gallery in June, but to date, little has been revealed about the making of this bling masterpiece, until now. Supertouch offers a step-by-step look at the creation of this masterwork which was created FOR the artist by some of the masters of European jewelry making at London’s Bentley & Skinner using over 8,601 of the world’s most perfect, flawless diamonds and 2,156 grams of fresh platinum (not to mention $28 million of the artist’s own money). And while the exhibit closed on July 7th without the piece being sold, don’t expect to see it on markdown anytime soon…
For the full article...
http://www.supertouchart.com/2007/07/21/techniquethe-making-of-damien-hirsts-diamond-skull/
Labels:
art,
Damien Hirst,
diamond,
For The Love of God,
sculpture,
skull
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
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