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Posted on Monday, 20 July
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Posted on Tuesday, 30 June
Classical statues dissected by Cao Hui
We already talked about the Chinese artist Cao Hui and his strange organic furnitures (strange organic sculptures by Cao Hui). After giving your home a little touch of museum of horrors, Cao Hui demystifies the statues of classical sculpture by dissecting them, cutting them, to break the separation between organic and inorganic matter, between animate and inanimate object.
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Posted on Tuesday, 30 June
Minimalist Posters of Drugs Symptoms
“This is your brain on drugs” is a series of minimalist posters imagined by designer and photographer Meaghan Li, for a school work in psychology, during her studies. By graphic symbols, she wanted to represent the symptoms of different drugs such as cocaine, heroin, speed, marijuana and also hallucinatory mushrooms.
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Posted on Monday, 1 June
This week, two years ago. For freedom and democracy & peace. Hundreds injured and wounded, handful died. I salute the ones who remember. Celebrating the anniversary of Gezi.
İki sene önce bu hafta bir Ağaç için, Özgürlük ve Demokrasi için, üzerimizde oluşturulan Hükümet ve Polis baskısı karşısında onlarca insan geri direnişi sırasında polis tarafından öldürüldü.O ağaçların kökleri uzundu kırıldı ama yıkılmadılar.
Gezinin ikinci yılı kutlu olsun. (Taksim Gezi Park)
Posted on Monday, 1 June
Artist 1010 Paints a Giant Gaping Hole Illusion Along a Parisian Highway
1010 is currently in Paris, France where he spent the last week working on a giant piece along the Parisian highway.
Geared with 400 liters of paint, it took about seven days for the German artist to paint this 4500 square meters artwork. Mind-boggling!
1010 is reproducing a 3D technique on the flat. Even though they’re being painted on concrete, these pieces look real enough to reach inside and touch some color. This was made possible with the help of Itinerrance Gallery and SEMPA. Thanks to Street Art News and Junk Culture
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Posted on Monday, 1 June
Oscar J Gillespie
Born - 1952 McNary, Arizona Oscar J. Gillespie is a Professor of Art at Bradley University where he has been the member of the faculty since January of 1986. He teaches printmaking, drawing and painting. As a printmaker, he is noted for his expertise in monotypes and in intaglio, especially metal-plate engraving. Exhibiting widely since 1974, he has shown his work in more than 250 solo, group, invitational and juried exhibitions.
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