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The Heart of Tibet is Being Radically Changed into a Shopping Center
The Barkhor, the circumambulation road around the Jokhang Temple. (all images...
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Wreck No.1
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KwangHo Shin
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With All 10 Fingers (Mit allen zehn Fingern) by Marianne Brandt, 1930
The photomontage “Mit allen zehn Fingern” (With All 10 Fingers) picks... -
Damien Hirst, The Asthmatic Escaped II, 1992
#art #installation #washingtondc #hirshhornmuseum (at Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden)
Imme van der Haak - Beyond the Body (2012)
Artist’s statement:
“My work focuses on altering the human form by affecting its figure with just one simple intervention. Photos of the human body are printed onto translucent silk which will create the possibility of physically layering different bodies, ages, generations and identities.
In a dance performance, the moving body manipulates the fabric so the body and the silk become one, distorting our perception or revealing a completely new physical form. The movement then brings this to life.”
via likeafieldmouse:
Keith Arnatt - Self Burial with Mirror, 1969
via arpeggia:
Félix Bracquemond (French, 1833-1914), Alphonse Legros, 1861. Etching. National Portrait Gallery, London.
via blastedheath:
(via swhenw)
Helena Almeida
“The basis of her work is her own body and the loneliness of the study method. They include actions that are recorded in black and white photographs, although their work can not strictly framed within the body art. Subsequently many of these images are implanted with strokes of color or pictures.” - Source
via currentinspiration:
A view of artist Orly Genger, “Red, Yellow and Blue” (2013) in @MadSqParkNYC (at Madison Square Park)
via hragv:
(via richardmccoy)
Rob Voerman, Tarnung # 2
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taccuino:
Daniel Arsham, Pay Phones (2013).
A preview of some of the work that will be displayed at the Emmanuel Perrotin booth at Frieze New York next week.
(All images courtesy of Galerie Perrotin and OHWOW.)
via artruby:
Andrew Qappik, SPEAR ONE, Stonecut, 1997, 13.5 x 20″ (via Pangnirtung Prints Online Exhibition | Art PR Wire)
