Exploring the Infinite
If you've been on the Internet for any good length of time at all, you're bound to have come across Chris Jordan's work. It's no wonder his art is so popular among bloggers, ecologists, artists and fellow Americans; it sends a timely message that should impact every single one of us as we go about our daily routines. I thought
6 foot tall sculpture made of fiberglass by Marina Lee
Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece, Fallingwater It still boggles my mind that the house only cost $150,000 to build.
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I couldn't wait till Tuesday to share these two videos with you! They both represent a unique body of work by artist Phil Hansen. Phil Hansen's site Phil's YouTube channel Phil's Blog
Perhaps the most remarkable thing about
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The first is from an installment called Displacements by Michael Naimark. First he filmed 3 people in an archetypal Americana living room then he spray-painted the whole room white and placed a projector in the same location of the camera. This was done three different times between 1980 and 84, but the version above is from 2005. The later is
Have you seen this yet? And don't miss the Gorrilaz gallery!
by Daniel Rozin
Reverse Graffiti Project Muto by Blu
He's dying Claimed he was a terrorist Claimed to avert a catastrophe Someone should'a told him That the buck stops here No one ever said That he was involved with thieves And they're blind, blind blind, blind, blind, blind, blind!” Artistic genius, ladies and gents. David Byrne defines the term “cutting edge” and don't even try to deny it. Blind
http://www.edmcgowin.com/namechange.html Artist legally changed his name 12 times in order to create art that reflects 12 distinctly different artistic identities. This strategy challenged the conventional notion that an artist’s work and career should be limited to a singular style and context.