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A monstrous purple illuminated "art" structure on the Max-Joseph-Platz square in central Munich.
Actually this is some form of inflatable miniature plagiarism of the Guggenheim Museum in New York built by some Viennese art collective, serving as a performance venue.
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My first post for Neo Japan Event, starting 26th March, 2022 at 12pm SLT (Link to the event).
Featuring:
- NEO MATSU [PINE TREE] by BOILDEGG, comes in 4 colours, As deco or head piece.
- F193 Hair by KMH, unrigged and comes with 4 different bangs.
- Kimono +GETA by Altered State, For Belleza Jake and Legacy Male.
The pose is Samurai Male Pose 2 available @ Momentum. Comes with the Katanas (Swords)
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Recognitions
This picture was made cover of the groups:
- Institute of Exceptional Beauty SL in March 2022
- The ART Collective - Art in SL in April 2022
This is a multiple exposure piece taken from MOMA. In one exposure, there is a room filled with bullet balloons, symbolizing a brief relief of pain. These balloons float around and linger. Sometimes, they know you are calling their name. Other times, they are stand offish and stay by themselves in the corner. As in the case of the art by Félix González-Torres, the installation is interactive and the second exposure features a photographer who had his lens pointed in my direction holding a Magic Bullet. This piece is by General Idea, a Canadian art collective. Two of the artists died of AIDS in 1994. Such a sadness.
www.moma.org/collection/works/122154
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Five Indegenous children dancing with a Haudenosaunee Smoke Dancer.
Artists: Windigo Army (Art Collective)
#truth&reconciliation #everychildmatters
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This is a proclamation of this artist in Holesovice part of Prague. I suspect a new building is now constructed on this site, just to proof his/ her argument. I often wonder about the anguish of an artist when their work is defaced or even bulldozer as part of the changing city. This year 40 large paintings (4' x 8') were destroyed in my neighbourhood. I talked several times to artist who would come, even in winter, to create these public canvases.
This sign is work of DOX, Contemporary Art Collective inspired by Robert Filliou (1926-1987)
877. Prague 2014- no.13. Nov. Taken 2014-May 02; P1210310; Uploaded Nov 22, 2021. Lmx -ZS5
L’observatoire de la ville a été commandé par l’Astronomical Institution (fondée en 1812). Ils souhaitaient construire un observatoire qui pourrait être utilisé pour la recherche scientifique, former une base pour la mise en place d’un service de temps public précis pour Édimbourg et Leith, et créer un « observatoire populaire » où les membres de l’institution pourraient aller pour mener leurs propres expériences et recherches.
The city observatory was commissioned by the Astronomical Institution (founded in 1812). They wanted to build an observatory which could be used for scientific research, form a basis for the establishment of an accurate public time service for Edinburgh and Leith, and create a 'people's observatory' where members of the institution could go to conduct their own experiments and research.
Acrylic/mixed media on canvas 75x115 cm / 29,5x45 inch
Meaning KOPFKINO:
Literally: head cinema.
Playing out an entire scenario in your head.
For example, when someone tells you a story and you visualize it.
In the negative sense we come up with all kinds of disaster scenarios for everything that could go wrong. In the positive sense they are beautiful daydreams.
First to be seen in SL in Gallery 2 at the end of the main road at Elven Falls Art Collective. Taxi:
L’observatoire de la ville a été commandé par l’Astronomical Institution (fondée en 1812). Ils souhaitaient construire un observatoire qui pourrait être utilisé pour la recherche scientifique, former une base pour la mise en place d’un service de temps public précis pour Édimbourg et Leith, et créer un « observatoire populaire » où les membres de l’institution pourraient aller pour mener leurs propres expériences et recherches.
The city observatory was commissioned by the Astronomical Institution (founded in 1812). They wanted to build an observatory which could be used for scientific research, form a basis for the establishment of an accurate public time service for Edinburgh and Leith, and create a 'people's observatory' where members of the institution could go to conduct their own experiments and research.
Words like violence
Break the silence
Come crashing in
Into my little world
Painful to me
Pierce right through me
Can't you understand
Oh my little girl
All I ever wanted
All I ever needed
Is here in my arms
Words are very unnecessary
They can only do harm
Vows are spoken
To be broken
Feelings are intense
Words are trivial
Pleasures remain
So does the pain
Words are meaningless
And forgettable
All I ever wanted
All I ever needed
Is here in my arms
Words are very unnecessary
They can only do harm
www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGSKrC7dGcY
Category: Guys E-G
Pose: Frolic
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L’observatoire de la ville a été commandé par l’Astronomical Institution (fondée en 1812). Ils souhaitaient construire un observatoire qui pourrait être utilisé pour la recherche scientifique, former une base pour la mise en place d’un service de temps public précis pour Édimbourg et Leith, et créer un « observatoire populaire » où les membres de l’institution pourraient aller pour mener leurs propres expériences et recherches.
The city observatory was commissioned by the Astronomical Institution (founded in 1812). They wanted to build an observatory which could be used for scientific research, form a basis for the establishment of an accurate public time service for Edinburgh and Leith, and create a 'people's observatory' where members of the institution could go to conduct their own experiments and research.
L’observatoire de la ville a été commandé par l’Astronomical Institution (fondée en 1812). Ils souhaitaient construire un observatoire qui pourrait être utilisé pour la recherche scientifique, former une base pour la mise en place d’un service de temps public précis pour Édimbourg et Leith, et créer un « observatoire populaire » où les membres de l’institution pourraient aller pour mener leurs propres expériences et recherches.
The city observatory was commissioned by the Astronomical Institution (founded in 1812). They wanted to build an observatory which could be used for scientific research, form a basis for the establishment of an accurate public time service for Edinburgh and Leith, and create a 'people's observatory' where members of the institution could go to conduct their own experiments and research.
Category: Halloween 2
Pose: Vague Recollections
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Anonymouse is an anonymous Swedish art collective that is behind installations in Sweden. They build miniature landscapes for mice and set out in public. Their first work was the restuarant "Il Topolino", which appeared on Bergsgatan in Malmö in December 2016. [1] [2] [3] It was destroyed a few weeks later. [4] In April 2017, they created a small amusement park that was set out on Södra Förstadsgatan. [5] After that, two stores and a mack in Borås were opened.
Anonymouse är ett anonymt svenskt konstkollektiv som ligger bakom installationer i Sverige. De bygger miniatyrlandskap för möss och sätter ut i offentligheten. Deras första verk var restuarangen "Il Topolino", som dök upp på Bergsgatan i Malmö i december 2016.[1][2][3] Den förstördes några veckor senare.[4] I april 2017 skapade de ett litet tivoli som sattes ut på Södra Förstadsgatan.[5] Efter det öppnade man sedan två butiker och en mack i Borås.
Studio Drift is an art collective formed by Lonneke Gordijb, born in 1980 in Alkmaar, The Netherlands, and Ralph Nauto, born in 1978 in Swindon, United Kingdom. They live and work in Amsterdam. They are known internationally for the creation of interactive sculptures and installations that combine the world of nature and man, through the clever use of technology and craftsmanship, creating works with great visual impact.
After they both graduated in Design in 2005, Studio Drift has been active since 2007, when Lonneke and Ralph opened a space in Amsterdam. Studio Drift is inspired, as a starting point, by elements that occur in nature and then reformulate the concepts from which they draw inspiration into the philosophical and artistic realms; to do this they integrate different technologies and cutting-edge techniques. Each work they realize is exciting for the viewer who, because of the personal interaction with the surroundings, can be read through different filters and multiple levels. Through a sustainable artistic and scientific research, these artists use the help of numerous experts, scientists and researchers. In 20 Steps (2015), for example, is a kinetic installation that consists of 20 glass wings in continuous movement; it is a tribute to the human desire to be able to fly, despite the force of gravity. Their works are present in important international institutions such as: Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Louis Vuitton collection; and The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Studio Drift has won numerous prizes, including International Design Prize ‘Lights of the future’, German Design Council (2006); Moet Hennessy – Pavilion of Art and Design London Prize (2010); The best piece of Arte Laguna (2014), Venice; and Dutch Design Awards (2015).
L’observatoire de la ville a été commandé par l’Astronomical Institution (fondée en 1812). Ils souhaitaient construire un observatoire qui pourrait être utilisé pour la recherche scientifique, former une base pour la mise en place d’un service de temps public précis pour Édimbourg et Leith, et créer un « observatoire populaire » où les membres de l’institution pourraient aller pour mener leurs propres expériences et recherches.
The city observatory was commissioned by the Astronomical Institution (founded in 1812). They wanted to build an observatory which could be used for scientific research, form a basis for the establishment of an accurate public time service for Edinburgh and Leith, and create a 'people's observatory' where members of the institution could go to conduct their own experiments and research.
This is another new picture up at the Elven Falls Art Collective. If you get a chance, stop by and check out this amazing sim, full of artists work and shops. My gallery is # 3 , and if you stop by please remember to leave a comment on the book so I can thank you. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Elven%20Falls/87/46/21
Visit Bella's Lullaby here: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Forks/130/136/28
This is one of the new pieces on display at the Elven Falls Art Collective. There are so many artists and shops to check out, each with their own style. and all kinds of things to explore. The opening for this gallery event will be tomorrow June 8th at 9am, unfortunately I won't be able to attend because of that dumb thing called work. My gallery is #3 , please stop by and leave me a comment so I know you were there ♥ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Elven%20Falls/89/42/22
This picture was taken at the beautiful Luna Sea Sim: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Luna%20Sea/145/121/23
A visit today to the Women's Art Collective housed at Murray Edwards College. Thanks to www.flickr.com/photos/lucykjohnstone/ for the head's up.
Installation of a juried show by the Visual Arts Alliance, a Houston art collective, in space donated by Sawyer Yards. Everyone here was a member; most had work in the show.
Happy Smile on Saturday!
After saying on one of Andrew's fabulous street art photos that I wished I lived near a city with street art, I went into Southampton for the Hares of Hampshire art trail and actually found three pieces of wall art. This one by Elno Art I thought perfect for Definitely Dreaming's theme of brightly coloured.
From Elno Art's website: Elena Gonzalez Nieto also known as ELNO, is a Spanish visual artist based in London since 2014. Covering a broad range of artistic styles & techniques, Street Artist, Illustrator / Painter and co-founder of the Wom Collective, a female street art collective that puts great emphasis on empowering Women & Connecting and inspiring communities through art. Curating various events, exhibitions & paint jams that all put great focus on sharing and inspiring the community.
Her style has evolved & developed from a multitude of background influences ranging from living experiences in European Cities such as Paris & Barcelona, working experiences within the theatre / Film industry to her interest in self development, spirituality and the natural world
Definitely Dreaming 'brightly coloured' 26/52
Join us tomorrow at 9 AM SLT, at Elven Falls Art Collective Gallery for Julana Allen's evocative new exhibition!
Featuring stunning design by EtaMae (with PBR!) and live music by Putri.
Experience a journey into nuanced art.
Don't miss it!
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Excerpt from webapp.driftscape.com/map/7823d89e-f6a9-11eb-8000-bc1c5a8...:
Rebirth
Since ancient times, humans have been dreamers, storytellers and innovators. Civilizations have come and gone, and all the while Nature has been a constant. Animals, plants, oceans and skies have thrived: co-existing and interconnected. As bears are to fish, fish are to plankton, plankton is to water, water is to life, we are all connected.
As the wild and wise elephants, who use infrasound and seismic communication over long distances, who practice ritual and mourn their loved ones when they have passed, we shall remember this journey and work together for a better tomorrow.
As the skies celebrate the flight of birds, we shall respect our air.
And with the dignity of a tiger, we shall protect these lands, and have the courage to dream and innovate for a healthier and thriving world. We shall tell the story of Mother Earth’s beauty and how we changed our ways to help her flourish once more.
I love this photo I took at the Melbourne Street Art Collective meet last weekend. It's a photo of a young artist Lisa (@88elle.studios) working on one of the pieces of hers she installed on the gallery wall. I love the juxtaposition of "an artist at work" with the words on the wall behind (The Earth Without Art is Just Eh).
Being a part of a group like the Melbourne Street Art Collective is one of my favourite things. Creative people are special and this group is full of them.
Hey everyone, I have the opportunity to be part of the Elvan Falls Art Collective along with other super talented people. If you'd like to check it out : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Elven%20Falls/87/46/21
Picture was taken at Leloo's World: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Friends/30/232/43
Excerpt from www.timeout.com/hong-kong/art/best-street-art-and-graffit...:
Female Astronaut
Renowned art collective Innerfields has created their first mural in Asia for the 2023 HKwalls festival. The mural, featuring daisies and a woman in an astronaut suit, explores the impact of technology on human behaviour and society, with the character fully immersed in her virtual world. In counterplay with this idea, a bird is painted to represent nature and offers a possible connection to the physical world.
This colourful mural was completed by the artists of Essencia Art Collective, for the Underpass Program (an offshoot of StreetARToronto). The murals depict Corktown's history on the pillars of the Adelaide Underpass.
Merdeka 118 Tower Rooftop view from Lalaport. At the rooftop is a multi-million Ringgit digital art installation by renowned Japanese art collective TeamLab. On exhibition is the "Resonating Microcosms - Liquified Light Color, Sunrise And Sunset installation".
The owner of this building has turned a white wall into an interesting story painted by local graffiti artists.
This work is done by a local group of talented young artists called "Die Active" ..... here's from their website .....
Die Active is an art collective for the young blooded. Entering its sixth year of successful, in-depth arts education programming at Definitely Superior Art Gallery, this program is aimed at mentoring and supporting future young artists while creating unique and contemporary graffiti murals, publications, performances and public art.
An art installation in Bombay Beach, CA, on the shores of the Salton Sea.
This is a repurposed small plane looking like a large flying fish perched in the yard of the art collectives in town.
Excerpt from torontobiennial.org:
Disrupting the hierarchy between art and fashion, Jarrell’s wearable artworks merge Black liberation politics and art. After producing her debut collection in 1963, Jarrell went on to cofound the influential art collective AFRICOBRA (African Commune of Bad Relevant Artists) in 1968. Aesthetic experimentation informs ideas of cultural revolution in this conceptual garment.
(© 2011 Príamo Melo) My second photograph appearing at Totem Art Collective Exhibition, which started last Saturday, in Rio de Janeiro. More three photographs on the way :-) !
In Stratford, London, erected by Tomato, a London-based art collective for the 2012 Olympic Games. -- Though a sign asks visitors not to write on the turnable cubicles, almost all of them are heavily damaged.
L’observatoire de la ville a été commandé par l’Astronomical Institution (fondée en 1812). Ils souhaitaient construire un observatoire qui pourrait être utilisé pour la recherche scientifique, former une base pour la mise en place d’un service de temps public précis pour Édimbourg et Leith, et créer un « observatoire populaire » où les membres de l’institution pourraient aller pour mener leurs propres expériences et recherches.
The city observatory was commissioned by the Astronomical Institution (founded in 1812). They wanted to build an observatory which could be used for scientific research, form a basis for the establishment of an accurate public time service for Edinburgh and Leith, and create a 'people's observatory' where members of the institution could go to conduct their own experiments and research.
As part of existing in an artist community, I often feel the need to support and document the work of other artists. I saw this performer a couple of weeks ago as part of an art collective called MANA that sponsors Chicago based performers. There was some traditional Japanese elements of dance and music here but I liked this modern experimental element of a swinging cube emitting sounds on stage....read more about this performer here:
highconceptlaboratories.org/rika-lin/
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