Feb 3, 2012

Mike Kelley

Mike Kelley, Arena #7, 1990


"It is a bears' homage to Malevitch's "white on white square". Those Teddies are so keen when it comes to modern art.."  Armand Dauré


artfagcity.com: Mike Kelley is dead

Jan 7, 2012

Jean-Michel Othoniel

"Le grand double nœud de Lacan"
 
Jean-Michel Othoniel "Le grand double noeud de Lacan" 2011 
Mirrored glass, metal / Verre miroité, métal 6.10 x 6.1 x 12.11 feet / 209 x 186 x 396 cm
Photograph: Sang Tae Kim Courtesy: Galerie Perrotin, Paris 



Jan 4, 2012

Aug 25, 2011

Virginia King Sculptor

Step Lightly, 2010 by Virginia King

Step Lightly Marine grade, 316 Stainless Steel, hand finished and electropolished. #sculpture



Sculpture Art


Sculpture Art by Andrew cubagallery #photography on Flickr.
 

Jul 27, 2011

Jesse Kanda

Frozen Waves - Digital paintings 1189mm x 668mm poster prints 2011

Jesse Kanda, sculpture, motion David is an animated digital sculpture created by stacking 200 layers of MRI plates. (Dur. 00:43) 2010 

Jesse Kanda

Jul 5, 2011

Great art work

A butterfly egg on the tendril of a Passiflora plant.
http://xea.posterous.com/great-art-work via i.imgur.com ...

Apr 19, 2011

Mar 16, 2011

Destruction

Laurent Craste


Very skilful craftsmen, with years and years of practice, are able to elaborate china (and believe me it is not easy at all) then some idiot believing he has some talent, come up, wreck them down and it becomes art!

Spectacular Sculptures by Laurent Craste

Jan 20, 2011

Balance

Author unknown

Jan 9, 2011

Xia Xiaowan

夏小万 Xia Xiaowan
This man has found something! 
While his art is impressively strong and, somehow, reminding of Francis Bacon, the "painting in volume" literally brings a new dimension to reading a picture in depth. 
Certainly not his purpose or intention but I foresee there some strong hint, some new hypothese and anyway a strong food for thoughts about 3D perception.






Links:

Dec 24, 2010

Solstice

Let us rejoice and Sing and Dance 
and Ring in the News: The new Solstice is here! 
Happy Solstice to All!

Nov 27, 2010

The Simpler the Better

Chinese 3D Street Artist Hailed As “Chalk God” & “Architect” – chinaSMACK

Sep 12, 2010

Plagiarism



Artists: Mark Grieve and Ilana Spector
Photos: Ilana Spector

This is outrageous! 
The compression is the landmark signature of Cesar Baldaccini (1921-1998). 
Whether those so called artists know his life time work and it is plagiary or they don’t and they should (at least) learn contemporary art history.

As we all know, Art is a dirty job. 
But it becomes radically stinking whenever somebody, unashamedly steals an artist's work, claiming it as his own, speculating on the public's ignorance and unculture.


LINKS:
California Artists Build Obelisk Out of Bicycles wired.com
inhabitat.com

Aug 30, 2010

Fighting the Highly Ridiculous Art Market

A Sculpture That Perpetually Sells Itself On eBay


Artist Caleb Larsen has created an art sculpture which, when connected to the Internet, perpetually attempts to sell itself on eBay.

 "Combining Robert Morris’ Box With the Sound of Its Own Making with Baudrillard’s writing on the art auction this sculpture exists in eternal transactional flux. It is a physical sculpture that is perpetually attempting to auction itself on eBay.
    Every ten minutes the black box pings a server on the internet via the ethernet connection to check if it is for sale on the eBay. If its auction has ended or it has sold, it automatically creates a new auction of itself.
    If a person buys it on eBay, the current owner is required to send it to the new owner. The new owner must then plug it into ethernet, and the cycle repeats itself."  laughingsquid.com

Art is in the hands of merchants.
Totally.
Artists live in a fourth-world economy pattern with absolutely no solidarity, no union, no protection, no rules.
Marketing and/ or business education do not belong to art schools' teaching. Never!
Nobody cares of course.
This project makes a dent in that state of fact, proving this unacceptable situation can be fought.
Please support it!

Aug 22, 2010

Pests' concerto

Zimoun Sound Sculptures & Installations

Photography by Zimoun ©All rights reserved.

 



 

Zimoun : 25 woodworms, wood, microphone, sound system, 2009

300dpi download (2835x1594px) http://zimoun.ch/downloads/photos.html

 

"Zimoun, born in Switzerland in 1977, is autodidact and residing in Bern. To develope his work he has often collaborated with other artists and experts working in related fields (developement, architecture, science, research, engineeing,...)."

via zimoun.ch

Aug 16, 2010

Somewhere in London - signed - Marjan Zahed-Kindersley

 ©2010 Marjan Zahed-Kindersley. All Rights Reserved.


Photography: from photos (ϕοτοσ) light, and graphos (γραοσ) to draw.

30 by 40 cm (paper)
fibre-based silver gelatin original handprints
signed limited edition 3/15, loose-mounted


marjanzahedkindersleyphotos

Aug 11, 2010

The Genius of Messerschmidt

Another post about Messerschmidt:
Blast from the past: Remote ancestors and faces in 3D

 

May 28, 2010

Could be Art Brut!



"250 men and women asked to draw how several emotions felt in their bodies. These are the combined results. Very cool."

May 7, 2010

Dancing Paint by Adam Connah


 


Wonderful cocktail (pun intended) of light, motion, shapes, and...colors! All make Jackson Pollock's art look like a drunken chimp's.

Adam  Connah: Flickr Gallery


Apr 22, 2010

Lost and Taken - 10 Experimental Noise Textures

"I've been meaning to make this texture pack for a while now and finally got around to it. I know these won't be the most widely used textures, but there may be a couple of instances where they are just what you needed. I've noticed a lot more designs lately using random "noise and scratches", so I thought I would try and replicate that into some textures. Please let me know if you make anything great with them!" Caleb Kimbrough

 

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ART AND MONEY

Art and Money / L'Art et l'Argent
The fields, mods, ways of expression, new media, have raised and evolved a lot.
Curiously the references are still those of painting and sculpture.
The reference to static objects exposed free of charge remains a majority.
The polemic around the P2P (I will not enter this debate here) has had, at least, the merit to enlight an obviousness: need for remunerating people who create.
Any form of creation relies on the existence of a market with a production budget upstream and financial repercussions downstream.
This elementary principle which governs, de facto, any form of activity, does not apply to arts…

Artists have the right to live too ( yes Sir!)
Then they have to self produce, finance and manage their production and then, aftermath, find some market issues.
Contrary to other forms of expression, they dont get financial support whether from art galleries (except for rare exceptions) or other structures and then the public get access to their works for free (finding it normal) and no one cares about the situation…

New fields/ ways of expression have raised which are also confronted with this difficulty.

I will be glad to debate this matter here…

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