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Art made from trash and materials washed ashore in the SF Bay Area--bringing awareness of marine debris and plastic pollution: www.washedashore.org/
Earth Day, San Francisco
for Our Daily Challenge - 'Include your hand'
Slowly enjoying my books of impressionist and surrealist art is a good antidote to the continuous, terrible & heartbreaking things happening to my country.
(just got my topaz ring repaired and thrilled to wear it again)
Dr. Sketchy's Philadelphia with Revival Burlesque in the Sanctuary of the Fleisher Art Memorial, 19 September 2008
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Ghost of a Dream
Artist bio
Ghost of a Dream is the collaboration of artists Lauren Was and Adam Eckstrom. Together they make installation, sculpture, and collage. Eckstrom received an MFA Painting (2005), and Was an MFA Sculpture (2004), from RISD. They have exhibited in Beijing(CN), Copenhagen(DK), Bologna(IT), Berlin(DE), and The US. They have been included in numerous group shows. They have been awarded the Young Masters Prize, an IAAB Residency, Artist Projects Material Fund from RISD, Oxbow Fellowship, and a DUMBO Improvement Grant. There work has been written about in publications such as Whitewall Magazine, World of Interiors, City Weekend Beijing, The Independent in London, Global Times Beijing, Time Out, and Intersection Magazine.
About the work
Title: Dream Home
Art form: 3-D
Medium: $70,000 worth of discarded lottery tickets, cardboard, foam, wood, mirror, and metal
Year created: 2009
Description of work: The 3 top things people dream about, and also the 3 top things people buy when they win the lottery are a Car, Vacation, and a Home. This is our Dream Home from or Dream trilogy. It is made from $70,000 worth of discarded lottery tickets which is about what we figure it would cost to decorate the dining room in our dream home. The tickets in it come from Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France, the UK, and the US, which are the places we would get these objects.
Height: 10 feet
Width: 20 feet
Depth: 12 feet
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The former Bankside Power Station, now the inspiring Tate Modern, the national museum of contemporary art since its opening in 2000.
Originally built in 1947 to the designs of Giles Gilbert Scott, the power station was closed in 1981 and was redundant for many years (I can recall how grim and forlorn it looked walking past it on a dull afternoon in the mid 1980s while its future hung in the balance). Its transformation began in 1995 to the designs of Herzog & de Meuron and its reinvention as a home for contemporary art set within an astonishing industrial architectural space has been hailed as a success ever since and the gallery remains enduringly popular.
The exhibition spaces themselves are mainly fairly neutral white rooms but this allows the art to be seen to full effect while the gigantic main hall (the former turbine hall) is home to temporary installations. The collection of artworks is regularly rotated and displayed along thematic lines in various sections of the gallery. New installations and temporary exhibitions mean that you can always see something new each time you visit.
The scale and raw power of this building is such that one feels the collection is only occupying a fairly small percentage of it, much of it being the sheer open space of the main hall, a place in which one feels very small.
Illustration for an upcoming ten-year retrospective of SpongeBob Squarepants in Nickelodeon Magazine.
More of my art online at:
List Art Center, Brown University.
Philip Johnson, 1971.
From the PPS/AIAri guide to Providence Architecture:
"The building is better as an object than either as a neighbor in a historic neighborhood or a functional classroom, gallery, and studio space. ... Ultimately, this structure's quirky monumentality has an oddly appealing charm, especially at a distance as an element of the College Hill skyline."
West Toronto Railpath, just north of Bloor St. Graffiti writer Elicsr has been commissioned by Metrolinx to paint a mural on the temporary construction wall next to the Bloor GO / UPE station. In the distance, lights from a few hundred bikes approach as they make their way to the final Art Spin destination at Tower Automotive.
For his first solo exhibition at Denmark's Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson has filled an entire wing with a landscape of stones meant to emulate a riverbed.
The fundamental idea of the Louisiana Museum is the co-conception of the architecture with art and nature.
At Peyote People, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. Similar to a sugar skull.
I love the butterflies.
Art in the taproom, at...
Chamblee, Georgia, USA.
5 April 2019.
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