By Peter Howe at Life Magazine.
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3.3.13
PETER HOWE
Amanda and Her Cousin Amy, Valdese, North Carolina, USA, 1990
By Peter Howe at Life Magazine.
By Peter Howe at Life Magazine.
24.2.13
KRISS SOONIK
“Underwear to Outerwear’ as a
statement doesn’t really cover it, it’s less about exposure and more
about exploring your individuality and not being restricted by an
‘underwear’ label.”
– Sian Thomas, What Lies Beneath
http://www.kriss-soonik.com/
– Sian Thomas, What Lies Beneath
http://www.kriss-soonik.com/
12.1.13
LA FILLE D'O
3.12.12
21.11.12
TANAKA NAOKO
Saw the performance of this artist last week in the Budatoren in Kortrijk, What a great visual experience to see and to hear!
"Wat is uiterlijk? En hoe zorgt dat ervoor dat mensen elkaar opmerken, elkaar herkennen, zelfs verliefd worden? Met een samenspel van licht en schaduw onthult de Japanse beeldend kunstenares en performer Naoko Tanaka nieuwe dimensies van de ons omringende realiteit. Haar krachtige, denkbeeldige schaduwwereld neemt stilaan de volledige ruimte in, spoelt aan, verglijdt, ontstaat, verdwijnt. Die Scheinwerferin keert de subjectieve perceptie binnenste buiten. "
YAJOI KUSAMA
YK said:
"My artwork is an expression of my life, particularly of my mental disease."
"My art originates from hallucinations only I can see. I translate the hallucinations and obsessional images that plague me into sculptures and paintings. All my works in pastels are the products of obsessional neurosis and are therefore inextricably connected to my disease. I create pieces even when I don’t see hallucinations, though."
London's Tate Modern just debuted a stunning new art installation by Yayoi Kusama that consists of hundreds of low-energy LED lights reflected by wall-to-wall mirrors. Dubbed the Infinity Mirror Room, the exhibit is a spectacular spacial void brimming with sparkling lights that dazzle and amaze visitors.
"My artwork is an expression of my life, particularly of my mental disease."
"My art originates from hallucinations only I can see. I translate the hallucinations and obsessional images that plague me into sculptures and paintings. All my works in pastels are the products of obsessional neurosis and are therefore inextricably connected to my disease. I create pieces even when I don’t see hallucinations, though."
London's Tate Modern just debuted a stunning new art installation by Yayoi Kusama that consists of hundreds of low-energy LED lights reflected by wall-to-wall mirrors. Dubbed the Infinity Mirror Room, the exhibit is a spectacular spacial void brimming with sparkling lights that dazzle and amaze visitors.
13.11.12
Visiting White night in Brussels was a great opportunity to see the city from his "dark side".
Saw some really interesting projects; see the pictures!
"Door de openbare ruimte een ongewone bestemming te geven, stelt Nuit Blanche bekende plaatsen in een nieuw licht. Voor één nacht openen gebouwen die gewoonlijk gesloten of weinig toegankelijk zijn voor het grote publiek, hun deuren. Van hun werkelijke functie is trouwens heel even niets meer te bespeuren." (UiT in Brussel)
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17.9.12
AVEDON
Ongetwijfeld de beste tentoonstelling die ik tot nu toe bezocht!
Richard Avedon completed his five-year portrait project "In the American West" more than 20 years ago. But the pictures it yielded, dramatically presented at Foam (Amsterdam), have lost none of their power or fascination.
Richard Avedon completed his five-year portrait project "In the American West" more than 20 years ago. But the pictures it yielded, dramatically presented at Foam (Amsterdam), have lost none of their power or fascination.
With a couple of assistants, a view camera and tripod, Avedon (1923-2004) roamed the Western states, avoiding the cities, searching for people willing to have their portraits taken.
13.4.12
SWITALA
Richter Switala | Origami am Körper
Love the way these forms are made out of fabric, amazing how origami comes back into these designs.
11.4.12
CAMILLE CORTET
Culture, growth, nature and animals; a few of the things that come to mind while seeing the work of Camille.
20.2.12
16.2.12
BAS JAN ADER
Dutch artist who died as a work of art: his prior work often concerned drowning, falling, sinking.
7.2.12
APFEL
A practice for every day life — Apfel
Moving between graphic design, art history, architecture and interior design, I love the spirit!
http://apracticeforeverydaylife.com
RUGGERO MARAMOTTI
Love the work of this italian photographer, the personal and delicate use of light gives the pictures a soft quality.
www.ruggeromaramotti.com
6.10.11
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