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Looming over a sleeping man like an all-too real specter from a nightmare, the rat in Mann and Maus inspires many interpretations. Although the delicate figure is seemingly crushed under the giant rodent, the man appears to slumber soundly. Fritsch is representative of a new generation of German artists who emerged in the 1980s and ‘90s deeply distrustful of dominant social and historic narratives and breaking from the art movements that preceded them. Fritsch wields her dark strand of irony as a tool for critical commentary.
Custom KidRobot Rooz figure with leafy stick accessory.
1/1 handpainted by Lunabee x
Drops Tuesday 5th April 6pm London time.
Akoko sits atop a giant totem in the heart of Booshka so she can see far and wide across the land. Her job is to keep an eye out for unfriendly visitors to the village and when she spies one she shouts and waves her stick to alert the villagers. Akoko was apparently given the job because of her amazing eyesight and not to keep her out the way because of her inane chattering annoying the other tribe members..
Chinese porcelain lidded vase of inverted baluster form, decorated in underglaze blue . The lid containing a model of a "Foo Dog"
There are two sides decorated with the "cracked ice" Prunus pattern with the trunk of the tree nicely detailed with a single bird perched on a branch. The flowers heads are also well detailed.
On opposite sides of the jar are two framed scenes with figures standing on a bridge and also pushing a handcart.
The foot is stepped and the base is glazed with a hand painted apocryphal mark Kangxi Nian Zhi.
Date: Qing Dynasty Kangxi Revival Period, Guangxu 1875-1908.
Height: 40cm
Methodist church, Alan Road, Ipswich
Methodist church in the Rose Hill district of Ipswich, opened in 1880. The glass is some of the earliest Art Nouveau work surviving in Suffolk.
A narrow little street not more than an alley in the 10th arrondissement, and now a showcase for some of Paris's best street art.
This was held on April 27th, 2010 as part of the Twitter/Art+Social Media show at the Diane Farris Gallery and had only 30 spots available (10 to invited artists and 20 to the public).
We did things a bit differently at this event. We had large sheets of paper which everyone will draw on together. These works will be later sold with half the money going to "Hope In The City" charity and the other half going into supplies and future free events of Draw By Night.
The theme was "Factory Rejects" which could involve outlandish inventions that didn't make it to market like the Tooth Scratcher. Or faulty robot butlers and laser discs. Or misfit toys that get built wrong and become bad.
We went to an opening at E-Moderne Gallerie. Everyone there was a giant...I didn't get the memo that you should be tall to attend.
This piece was at my eye level, and I loved the fine lines and details. It's part of a series called "Old Circus," by Vasil Anastasov, 2014, acrylic on wood.
I purchased a box from a vending machine at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London. It was only ₤2. This is the art that was inside - it's a little comic book. A story of love and used panties.