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Kusama: Cosmic Nature on exhibit at NYBG (New York Botanical Garden).
Shown is the Dancing Pumpkin (2020), an art installation in front of the Enid Haupt Conservatory.
Yayoi Kusama, (草間 彌生, Kusama Yayoi, born 22 March, 1929, Matsumoto, Japan), Japanese artist who was a self-described “obsessional artist,” known for her extensive use of polka dots and for her infinity installations. She employed painting, sculpture, performance art, and installations in a variety of styles, including Pop art and Minimalism.
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Exposition “L'autre côté du miroir, le monde de Charles Matton“ à l'Espace culturel Chapelle Sainte-Anne
Legendary French fire artists Carabosse came to Newbury and transformed the town's streets and squares into a magical and mesmeric wonderland of flickering flames.
I don't know why there was a seemingly good chair in the middle of this grassy area. Maybe it was Installation Art? Or was it to enhance the wood fence behind it?
A futuristic corridor installation by Biogena, captured in striking symmetry and light. The tunnel-like architecture, illuminated glass floor, and rounded walls create a surreal sense of depth — as if stepping into a spacecraft or a digital dimension.
Above the entrance, the message “WELCOME TO YOURSELF” hints at a reflective or transformative experience, blending the aesthetics of wellness, science fiction, and modern retail design.
The image invites the viewer to walk forward — not just physically, but metaphorically — into self-discovery and inner awareness.
When there is a cloud above you - don't let it go down on you, but let it rain with creativity an fun.
Les Deux Plateaux, as known as the Colonnes de Buren, is an art installation created by the artist Daniel Buren completed with the architect Patrick Bouchain in 1985–1986.
It is located in the inner courtyard (Cour d'Honneur) of the Palais Royal in Paris
Exposition “L'autre côté du miroir, le monde de Charles Matton“ à l'Espace culturel Chapelle Sainte-Anne
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Blown glass art by Dale Chihuly.
Chihuly in the Forest Exhibit, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas. Temporary showing, not permanent installation.
Installation with fluorescent light by James Turrell.
Space 3,65 x 12,30 x 10 m.
Museum De Pont, Tilburg (The Netherlands)
Passages insolites, Ville de Québec
« Pratiquement imperceptible à l’horizon, une bibliothèque souterraine abritant des centaines de livres s’étend à la verticale dans un tunnel sombre qui semble se plonger dans l’abîme. Bien qu’intriguant, le gouffre de connaissances et de poésie dans lequel on pourrait espérer puiser est doublement hors de portée : un plancher vitré y bloque l’accès et la configuration inversée des volumes sur ses étagères empêche d’y décerner les titres en reliure.
L’impénétrabilité de l’œuvre de Susanna Hesselberg recèle un sens aussi sombre que l’obscurité dans laquelle elle s’enveloppe en profondeur. Tiré des paroles mélancoliques d’une chanson de Laurie Anderson, World Without End, l’intitulé renvoie à la peine abyssale que peut entraîner la perte d’un être cher, en la comparant à la tragédie d’une bibliothèque disparue sous les ravages d’un incendie. La bibliothèque enterrée telle une tombe reflète alors le deuil d’une transmission interrompue, d’une pensée rendue muette, d’une sagesse devenue à jamais inatteignable. »
« Ça parle de livres, comme vous pouvez le voir. J’aime les livres. Pour moi, ce sont des mondes entiers en eux-mêmes. Cachés, parfois secrets, ce sont des petits contenants de magie. » – Susanna Hesselberg
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This is "Big Rusty" an art installation from Danish Artist Thomas Danbo, who is best known for his many giant Trolls he has created from various materials. His Trolls can be found in parks, forests, mountain tops, and just about anywhere that people will find themselves appreciating art in giant forms.
Nikon D850 with Nikkor 14-24mm F2.8 AFS lens @ 24mm, F13, 1/125th second, ISO 64. Oben tripod with Benro 3-way geared head. Cropped to 6x17 ratio.
We converted a lifetime of electronic waste into art.
See how it was done: www.RethinkRecycleRevive.c
Huge props to Dell for making this project possible and for providing a simple responsible recycling solution for all!
Creative Director / Photographer: Benjamin Wong
Video: Valentina Vee
Producer: Chris Hatchett
Cinematography: Adam Frimer
Additional footage by Zack Santagate, Greg Royar, Valentina Vee
Model: Clara Cloutier
Hair and Makeup: Tamsen Rae Makeup Artist / Cosmetic Tattooist
Bodypaint: Alliebee Henna
Set Design: David Jeter
Sound Design and Audio Mix: Andrew Kesler
BTS Photography Anna Tenne Photography
Executive Assistant: Joanna Herr
Account Executive: Suzy Johnston + Associates
Team Dell: Sarah Gilliam, Kelly McCarthy, Maryann Overath
Volunteers:
Paul Martin, Mehreen Rizvi, Derek VanAlthuis, Brett Vance, Natalie Ramsey, Christa Lynn Sadeghian, Angel Young, Nick Strain, Ning Wang, Mital Patel, Fernando G Trueba, Daisy Salas, Loise Lane Balilis, Rebekah Beaty, Patrick Carreon, RJ Alvarade, Rabia Fatima, Ericson Vuong, Dennis Vuong, Mary Alummootti, Melissa Keomoungkhoun, Jem Grisham, Timothy Marek, Jillian Marek, Alyssa Jeandron, Jon Rockwood, Chris Cullnane III, Marshall Walker, Tricia Sukhabut, Sydney Sukhabut, Rebecca King, Eric Boggs
Special thanks for Wistron Greentech Corp. in McKinney, Texas for all their support on this project.
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Legendary French fire artists Carabosse came to Newbury and transformed the town's streets and squares into a magical and mesmeric wonderland of flickering flames.
Pouring the concrete for the base of the sundial / zonnewijzer "De Zonnespits" (by ATM Model Art) for Park Elisabeth Groen, Amersfoort Nederland/The Netherlands
Exploring art at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich UK ... a fabulous exhibition where you can acutally enter some of the installations... a lot of fun. Reflections, textures... if you like taking through glass and reflections go take some pics. FREE! In this installation we were invited to get into a hammock and contemplate the painting.... I took this whislt swinging in the hammock.