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Category Archives: Visual Arts
How’s Your Bird?
They must be fine, with air scupltures like these!
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Top 50 Music Videos Of 2005
Had no time to check them all. Did you, maybe?
Posted in Music, Pop Cult, Visual Arts
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Amanita Design
Ammmmazing… Web at it’s peak – from the Czech Republic. I tried a flash-game (Rocketman VC) and an animation (Plantage). Beautiful. And funny. It will take your time… :-)
Posted in Amusing, Geek, Visual Arts
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Zappa Portraits
Zappa as a clown – Hand-printed by the artist on acid-free paper. $300.00 The Alcorn Studio & Gallery. (Here’s the black&white version). And another one – “notice the sacred heart of Zappa – a lemon with barbed wire.” Wow. Well, … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Visual Arts, Zappa Imagery
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Raypainting…
…is beautiful! Just enter the site and look around!
Posted in Amusing, Visual Arts
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Bouncing Balls
You hate ads? So do I. But you’ll love this one. See the movie in low quality, in high quality, and then read about it some more. Oh yes: and see some pictures, of course.
Posted in Amusing, Visual Arts
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Alison Lapper Pregnant
“It is a work about courage, beauty and defiance, which both captures and represents all that is best about our great city. Alison Lapper pregnant is a modern heroine – strong, formidable and full of hope. It is a great … Continue reading
Posted in Amusing, Visual Arts
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No es un boludon!
‘t would appear a certain someone doesn’t like the works of Flemish artist Wim Delvoye. Well ha! How can you not love an artist who makes art like this?
Posted in Amusing, Visual Arts
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Cino Zucchi Architetti
Cino Zucchi is a really great Italian architect of our time – I visited only one of his houses in Venice, but it seems that the rest of his works are also fantactic: simplicity, professionalism, and a kind of silence. … Continue reading
Posted in Amusing, Visual Arts
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Feats Of Clay
Some cool quicktime video clips from upcoming Bruce Bickford DVD releases. The guy never ceases to amaze. (Thanks Kevin!)
Posted in Film, Visual Arts
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Subway
Subway life in 10 cities around the world, through the eyes of drawing artist António Jorge Gonçalves. This is really cool.
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DIY Furniture Art
Dr Sharleena demonstrates how to turn an old wreck of a chair into a thing of unspeakable beauty!
Posted in Visual Arts
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Burton’s Sketches
The Guardian offers a peek in Tim Burton’s sketchbooks. “They help me think more than anything else. They calm me down and, also, they’re a way for me to think subconsciously. I prefer to act out of my subconscious – … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Visual Arts
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Square Snapshots
Square America: vintage snapshots and vernacular photography documenting American life from the late 1940s through the early 1970s (and a gallery goldmine for Dr Sharleena’s collages, I think!).
Posted in Pop Cult, Visual Arts
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