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Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
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29/10/2010
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26/10/2010
The Tin Drums
Art's Beat
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Leather drum set by Natalia Brilli
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Trash drum set by Terence Koh
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Wire drum set by Thomas Raschke
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Source : List
30/09/2010
23/09/2010
02/08/2010
Inspiration - Richard Dadd
Richard Dadd painted his best know works while incarcerated in a mental institution. He looked straight at the sun for hours and with apparently no eye damage, and it's the sun who told him to kill the devils that were surrounding him, His condition was first mistaken for a bad sunstroke. He followed the sun's advise and killed the devil's master, his father in the spring of 1843. He then fled to France, killed again and was finally caught and sent back to England, to the Bethlem psychiatric hospital, where he stayed 20 years before being transfered to Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum. He remained there till his death. During those 40 years of incarceration, he produced his best works.
Richard Dadd
1817 - 1886
22/07/2010
Into The Wraping Web by Roxane Danset
CHRISTO
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Christo Vladimiroff Javacheff
1935 - /
Jeanne-Claude Denat de Guillebon
1935 - 2009
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Christo Vladimiroff Javacheff
1935 - /
Jeanne-Claude Denat de Guillebon
1935 - 2009
10/06/2010
Me And My Family - Masashi Asada's Asada-Ke
Masashi Asada as most of young photographers uses his family as first subject, but here there's none of those intimate snaps we've been seeing over and over, instead Asada stages himself, his brother and his parents in different situations, creating cinematic scenes of Japanese everyday life. Asada's work is perfectly executed, with this Japanese touch for perfection but it doesn't lack the necessary step back from his own world tinted with slight humor.
Masashi Asada exhibits a selection of his works in Paris, curated by Sylvia Schilde, till the 18th of June, at the photographic space of the Hotel De Sauroy, an exquisite Parisian private hotel in the heart of the marais, 58 rue Charlot. If you haven't seen it yet, run now...
All pictures by Masashi Asada.
05/06/2010
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