arts and/or crafts
Cineplexx's album cover designs on a huge art show.
23/09/09 12:16
Happy news for a sunny morning :)
The album designs I made for my beloved Cineplexx are part of a huge retrospective show about Latin American record cover designs!
You can attend to the exhibition until October 25th on Casa América (Madrid). More than 450 record covers will take you through a visual selection of Ibero-American music history.
And below I paste three of my favourite cover designs of Latin American music records...
Juana Molina’s “Son” designed by Alejandro Ros
Almedra’s cover designed by Spinetta himself.
Caetano Veloso’s amazing “Araça Azul”
The album designs I made for my beloved Cineplexx are part of a huge retrospective show about Latin American record cover designs!
You can attend to the exhibition until October 25th on Casa América (Madrid). More than 450 record covers will take you through a visual selection of Ibero-American music history.
And below I paste three of my favourite cover designs of Latin American music records...
Juana Molina’s “Son” designed by Alejandro Ros
Almedra’s cover designed by Spinetta himself.
Caetano Veloso’s amazing “Araça Azul”
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Agnes Martin. The power of the analogue grid.
22/09/09 10:06
Wooden sculptures
09/09/09 11:01
Life Long Work Week
07/09/09 16:14
Darlings if you are in Chicago this week don’t miss
this Life Long Work Week
experiment!
Oooohh I’d love to attend.
“From September 7th through the 13th in Chicago, IL artist/designers Jesse Brown and Chad Kouri will transform the Renegade Handmade storefront into their work space for one week. During this time the two of them will be creating new collaborative work which will be available at the Renegade Craft Fair in Chicago on September 12th & 13th.”
Jesse Brown
Chad Kouri
Oooohh I’d love to attend.
“From September 7th through the 13th in Chicago, IL artist/designers Jesse Brown and Chad Kouri will transform the Renegade Handmade storefront into their work space for one week. During this time the two of them will be creating new collaborative work which will be available at the Renegade Craft Fair in Chicago on September 12th & 13th.”
Jesse Brown
Chad Kouri
My drawings on a group show this friday...
02/09/09 10:22
Months ago, Las Coleccionistas invited me
to participate in a group show they are
curating. Well, summer has passed so quickly
that the vernissage is this friday!
I’m showing 6 drawings that you saw on this very blog time ago, some Gradient Fishes, Faux Mineralis and a Meteorito. They’ll be for sale there and soon there will be more drawings and prints available on a new e-shop I’m working at the moment.
A lot of changes are coming this autumn, I’ll keep you posted. ;)
Must confess I’m particularly excited to share show with Nigel Peake. I love his work!
I’d love to meet you at 7PM this friday at La Sastreria (Bonavista 25) and toast together to new beginnings.
Joyeux rentrée*
^_^
Hace unos meses Las Coleccionistas me escribieron para invitarme a participar en una exposición colectiva que ellas estaban comisariando. Como (casi) siempre, el tiempo ha pasado volando y ya estamos en septiembre! Pasado mañana tenemos la inauguración :)
Participo con seis dibujos que ya habeis visto en este blog con anterioridad, algunos de mis Faux Mineralis, unos Gradient Fishes y un Meteorito -en la imagen de abajo-, todo muy colorido y a precios muy asequibles para ser piezas únicas.
Pronto habrá más obra mia en venta a través de una tiendita online que estoy terminando... muchos cambios se avecinan para este otoño. Ya os iré contando más ;)
He de añadir que estoy especialmente emocionada de compartir expo con Nigel Peake, me encanta su trabajo!
Me encantaría veros este viernes a las 7 de la tarde en La Sastrería (Bonavista 25) y así poder brindar por los nuevos comienzos.
Feliz rentrée*
I’m showing 6 drawings that you saw on this very blog time ago, some Gradient Fishes, Faux Mineralis and a Meteorito. They’ll be for sale there and soon there will be more drawings and prints available on a new e-shop I’m working at the moment.
A lot of changes are coming this autumn, I’ll keep you posted. ;)
Must confess I’m particularly excited to share show with Nigel Peake. I love his work!
I’d love to meet you at 7PM this friday at La Sastreria (Bonavista 25) and toast together to new beginnings.
Joyeux rentrée*
^_^
Hace unos meses Las Coleccionistas me escribieron para invitarme a participar en una exposición colectiva que ellas estaban comisariando. Como (casi) siempre, el tiempo ha pasado volando y ya estamos en septiembre! Pasado mañana tenemos la inauguración :)
Participo con seis dibujos que ya habeis visto en este blog con anterioridad, algunos de mis Faux Mineralis, unos Gradient Fishes y un Meteorito -en la imagen de abajo-, todo muy colorido y a precios muy asequibles para ser piezas únicas.
Pronto habrá más obra mia en venta a través de una tiendita online que estoy terminando... muchos cambios se avecinan para este otoño. Ya os iré contando más ;)
He de añadir que estoy especialmente emocionada de compartir expo con Nigel Peake, me encanta su trabajo!
Me encantaría veros este viernes a las 7 de la tarde en La Sastrería (Bonavista 25) y así poder brindar por los nuevos comienzos.
Feliz rentrée*
One of my favourite contemporary artists
31/08/09 11:15
Healing drawings by Emma Kunz
25/08/09 12:17
Since I first saw an Emma Kunz drawing I became
instantly captivated. They are soooo my type.
Gradients of colours and lines creating
spirograph-like shapes, all of them dancing on
top of “vintage” grid paper... Gorgeous.
But Kunz’s art went beyond all this. She was a healer, and these new-wave-geometric-mandalas were one of her tools to help people.
There is a monograph book about her in which I’ll invest sooner or later. You can buy it here.
But Kunz’s art went beyond all this. She was a healer, and these new-wave-geometric-mandalas were one of her tools to help people.
There is a monograph book about her in which I’ll invest sooner or later. You can buy it here.
Valerie Pensworth draws
08/08/09 12:43
I’m captivated by the beauty of this illustration by Valerie Pensworth.
The vintage mood, the warm expressions, the colour palettes.
Delightful.
The vintage mood, the warm expressions, the colour palettes.
Delightful.
Vintage geology panorama illustration
05/08/09 11:01
Miranda July's short stories
02/08/09 19:36
I'm enjoying so much this book by Miranda July
that I wanted to share it with you.
Her short stories have the kind of strange and abstract sense of humour that I like most. Last night was really late when I was reading in bed and I couldn't control myself from laughing out loud with the first part of "Ten True Things".
Hope Ms. July doesn’t get upset as I'll reproduce below the first half page of this story...
~TEN TRUE THINGS~
Some of those women are really good sewers and you wonder, Why are the taking a beginning sewing class? I like to think it's because they have low self-esteem. They seem totally in control and born to make the rest of us feel clumsy, but inside, they have an almost psychotically warped vision of themselves. At least I am in touch with my skill level. I am a really bad sewer. Interestingly, though, I am not the worst in the class; the tiny Asian woman next to me is. I was sure she would be a really good sewer because most of the clothes in the world are made by Asian women, and also, who's going to be better at making a kimono, me or someone who is Chines or Japanese. Boy, did she teach me a thing or two about racial prejudice. Is she even trying to make a kimono-style robe, or does she think we are making dog beds? I used to get incredibly distracted by her; I was just so amazed at her interpretation of the directions. Like the teacher would say, Trim the excess cloth, and the woman would carefully fold here pink flannel in half, pin it, and then sit back, waiting for the next instruction. What happens when you do the exact opposite of everything you are told of? How would she know when she was done? And shy wasn't anyone doing anything about this? Should I do something? What should I do? But then one day the teacher came around and told me to rip out my last five seams and I wanted to yell, My Seams? At least my seams are for bipeds, what about her last five seams? ...
Her short stories have the kind of strange and abstract sense of humour that I like most. Last night was really late when I was reading in bed and I couldn't control myself from laughing out loud with the first part of "Ten True Things".
Hope Ms. July doesn’t get upset as I'll reproduce below the first half page of this story...
~TEN TRUE THINGS~
Some of those women are really good sewers and you wonder, Why are the taking a beginning sewing class? I like to think it's because they have low self-esteem. They seem totally in control and born to make the rest of us feel clumsy, but inside, they have an almost psychotically warped vision of themselves. At least I am in touch with my skill level. I am a really bad sewer. Interestingly, though, I am not the worst in the class; the tiny Asian woman next to me is. I was sure she would be a really good sewer because most of the clothes in the world are made by Asian women, and also, who's going to be better at making a kimono, me or someone who is Chines or Japanese. Boy, did she teach me a thing or two about racial prejudice. Is she even trying to make a kimono-style robe, or does she think we are making dog beds? I used to get incredibly distracted by her; I was just so amazed at her interpretation of the directions. Like the teacher would say, Trim the excess cloth, and the woman would carefully fold here pink flannel in half, pin it, and then sit back, waiting for the next instruction. What happens when you do the exact opposite of everything you are told of? How would she know when she was done? And shy wasn't anyone doing anything about this? Should I do something? What should I do? But then one day the teacher came around and told me to rip out my last five seams and I wanted to yell, My Seams? At least my seams are for bipeds, what about her last five seams? ...
Julian Gatto
29/07/09 16:48
Hola hola a todos! Here in Barcelona the weather
can’t stop being hot, I feel almost like melting.
Just put an ice cube on my cat’s water bowl, poor thing, he’s too furry for this summer...
I’m loving Julian Gatto’s wonderful art installations. They feel so contemporary and organic...
Just put an ice cube on my cat’s water bowl, poor thing, he’s too furry for this summer...
I’m loving Julian Gatto’s wonderful art installations. They feel so contemporary and organic...
Micah Lidberg
13/07/09 16:30
Hello, hello*
Hope you are great!
It’s being a good summer, spending time with friends, having long walks on nature, drawing a lot, watching grow the tiny tomatoes in my balcony... and spending less time in front of the computer.
^_^
Below is some great work by Micah Lidberg. Love the textures and colour palettes!
Hope you are great!
It’s being a good summer, spending time with friends, having long walks on nature, drawing a lot, watching grow the tiny tomatoes in my balcony... and spending less time in front of the computer.
^_^
Below is some great work by Micah Lidberg. Love the textures and colour palettes!
Fresh Contemporary Art.
25/06/09 11:49
Here's a selection of young contemporary art spotted
at Culturehall.
Helena Sundin
Ali Richards
Kirsten Ullrich
Sara Wight
Nicola Dale
Louise M Noguchi
Espen Dietrichson
Helena Sundin
Ali Richards
Kirsten Ullrich
Sara Wight
Nicola Dale
Louise M Noguchi
Espen Dietrichson
Nicolas Vous photostream
22/06/09 10:41
Samuel François
21/06/09 12:41
Hello everybody, sorry for not posting lately, but oh
what a week... :/
First internet wasn't working properly, then my iMac went totally crazy with the Wacom tablet all shaky, Stuffit Expander not expanding and so on... guess we all need vacations at home ;)
But now I'm back again posting, and here you are some work by Samuel François.
Have a nice Sunday*
First internet wasn't working properly, then my iMac went totally crazy with the Wacom tablet all shaky, Stuffit Expander not expanding and so on... guess we all need vacations at home ;)
But now I'm back again posting, and here you are some work by Samuel François.
Have a nice Sunday*
Esther Pearl Watson's paintings
09/06/09 10:33
Esther's father has quite a quirky hobby... He loves
to build huge flying saucers out of scrap metal and
car engines. Looking at Esther's amazing paintings
you'll notice inmediately what I'm talking
about. :)
El padre de Esther tiene como hobby construir platillos volantes gigantes hechos con restos de metal y motores de coche. Admirando las geniales pinturas de Esther ya os vais a dar cuenta de que va el asunto... ;)
El padre de Esther tiene como hobby construir platillos volantes gigantes hechos con restos de metal y motores de coche. Admirando las geniales pinturas de Esther ya os vais a dar cuenta de que va el asunto... ;)
Tim Biskup at Iguapop Gallery
04/06/09 10:03
Tonight we are attending to the Tim Biskup exhibition at
Iguapop Gallery.
See you there :)
Esta noche vamos a la inauguración de la expo de Tim Biskup en la galería Iguapop.
Allí nos vemos ;)
See you there :)
Esta noche vamos a la inauguración de la expo de Tim Biskup en la galería Iguapop.
Allí nos vemos ;)
Home Sweet Home at Miscelänea
03/06/09 19:59
Last week we went to Miscelänea gallery to see
"Home Sweet Home", an art show by Cristófol Pons and Aleksandra
Kopff.
La semana pasada fuimos a la inauguración de la exposición de Cristófol Pons y Aleksandra Kopff "Home Sweet Home" en la galería Miscelänea.
And below more drawings by Aleksandra Kopff. Y aqui abajo teneis más dibujos de Aleksandra Kopff.
La semana pasada fuimos a la inauguración de la exposición de Cristófol Pons y Aleksandra Kopff "Home Sweet Home" en la galería Miscelänea.
And below more drawings by Aleksandra Kopff. Y aqui abajo teneis más dibujos de Aleksandra Kopff.
MOMA on color.
30/05/09 10:48
Some art pieces I love from the Moma Color Chart
website.
by Walid Raad
by Walid Raad
by Yves Klein
by Bas Jan Ader
by On Kawara
by Walid Raad
by Walid Raad
by Yves Klein
by Bas Jan Ader
by On Kawara
World textiles
28/05/09 16:46
I've scanned some images from the book "World
Textiles: A Visual Guide to Traditional
Techniques" by John Gillow and Bryan
Sentance.
So antique and so contemporary at the same time!
He escaneado algunas imágenes del libro "Tejidos del Mundo: Guía visual de las técnicas tradicionales" escrito por John Gillow y Bryan Sentance.
Tan antiguos y tan actuales al mismo tiempo...
So antique and so contemporary at the same time!
He escaneado algunas imágenes del libro "Tejidos del Mundo: Guía visual de las técnicas tradicionales" escrito por John Gillow y Bryan Sentance.
Tan antiguos y tan actuales al mismo tiempo...
Quinquis exhibition at CCCB
25/05/09 14:25
*Curators Mery and Amanda Cuesta have organized at
Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona
"Quinquis de los 80: Cine, prensa y
calle" an art exhibition about spanish
"kink" counterculture and gangs in the eighties.
Tonight I'm attending to the vernissage at CCCB.
Below some images from the exhibition and here a Las Grecas music video, gorgeous!
**Mery y Amanda Cuesta han comisariado una exposición en el Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona llamada Quinquis de los 80: Cine, prensa y calle.
Si quereis ver a El Torete y sus secuaces en acción una vez más esta expo es una oportunidad de oro!
Esta noche es la inauguración en el CCCB, en el post pego algunas imágenes de la expo para que vayais abriendo boca y en este link el video de "Te estoy amando locamente" de Las Grecas!
Tonight I'm attending to the vernissage at CCCB.
Below some images from the exhibition and here a Las Grecas music video, gorgeous!
**Mery y Amanda Cuesta han comisariado una exposición en el Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona llamada Quinquis de los 80: Cine, prensa y calle.
Si quereis ver a El Torete y sus secuaces en acción una vez más esta expo es una oportunidad de oro!
Esta noche es la inauguración en el CCCB, en el post pego algunas imágenes de la expo para que vayais abriendo boca y en este link el video de "Te estoy amando locamente" de Las Grecas!
Kyle draws... and very well indeed.
21/05/09 13:12
Kyle Field draws and makes
music.
Little Wings' "Soft Pow'r" is among my favourite records all time. Beautifully lo-fi. Soulful songs with indie spirit, great at nights.
K Records (the label from other of my favourite persons in the music world -Calvin Johnson-) releases his albums.
Before Little Wings he had a band together with M.Ward called Rodriguez.
Here some of his drawings and videos...
Little Wings' "Soft Pow'r" is among my favourite records all time. Beautifully lo-fi. Soulful songs with indie spirit, great at nights.
K Records (the label from other of my favourite persons in the music world -Calvin Johnson-) releases his albums.
Before Little Wings he had a band together with M.Ward called Rodriguez.
Here some of his drawings and videos...
Sachiko Kanaizumi
17/05/09 15:26
Last week one of my Facebook friends shared the link
from Sachiko Kanaizumi's
portfolio.
Did I tell you how I adore platypuses?
Happy world peace meditation day!
Did I tell you how I adore platypuses?
Happy world peace meditation day!
Night at the museum
16/05/09 10:42
Tonight is Barcelona's "nuit blanche".
All the museums for free from 7PM until 1AM.
I love this kind of events.
Free culture for everyone!
See you at Macba admiring their new acquisitions by Constant Nieuwenhuys.
All the museums for free from 7PM until 1AM.
I love this kind of events.
Free culture for everyone!
See you at Macba admiring their new acquisitions by Constant Nieuwenhuys.
Kaleidoscope
12/05/09 19:48
Kaleidoscope is a free contemporary art magazine of great quality distributed all across Europe.
This magazine is one of the parts of a multi-layered project by an italian publishing house with the same name.
I got the first printed issue in Berlin but you can find it in a lot of places/cities (has 400 points of distribution) or you can visit their website and download it.
Art is great when reaches as much people as possible :)
Arty ebooks to free download and share
28/04/09 09:53
At Public Collectors you can find
a great collection of art ebooks
to download!
I'm crazy with the geometric ones as usual...
Enjoy!
I'm crazy with the geometric ones as usual...
Enjoy!
Mariana Najmanovich
27/04/09 13:41
Hyères, one of my favourite creative festivals.
25/04/09 10:33
Hyères is one of my favourite
festivals. I love fashion and I adore
photography, so when these two are together I'm
as happy as I can be :)
Below I've selected some images that you are going to be able to enjoy at Hyères 2009.
Alexandra Catiere
Julia Krupp
Madoka Sakamoto
Suzuki Shiori
Jan Adriaans
Pieter Wiesmann
Jessica Roberts
Below I've selected some images that you are going to be able to enjoy at Hyères 2009.
Alexandra Catiere
Julia Krupp
Madoka Sakamoto
Suzuki Shiori
Jan Adriaans
Pieter Wiesmann
Jessica Roberts
Richard Rogers and partners exhibition
21/04/09 18:43
Last week attended to Caixaforum to see their new art
exhibitions and one of them was a retrospective show
on Lord Richard Rogers and
associates architecture.
My boyfriend and I were delighted with the models and the early work pictures, but the thing we liked most is their manifesto and urban statement. AMEN.
My boyfriend and I were delighted with the models and the early work pictures, but the thing we liked most is their manifesto and urban statement. AMEN.
A gift for pattern lovers*
17/04/09 00:44
Starting today you can free download screenpapers for your
computer's desktop and/or beloved iPhone at
Pattern Tales.
I made the designs in different sizes, download the first two models and tell your friends, or not!
TOPO CELESTE screenpaper
XO screenpaper
I made the designs in different sizes, download the first two models and tell your friends, or not!
TOPO CELESTE screenpaper
XO screenpaper
Art Decó Jewelry
16/04/09 19:29
These days I'm thinking a lot about an amazing art-decó jewelry
exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs
(Paris) I want to attend badly.
Image above: Brigitte Helm wearing jewelry designed by Raymond Templier.
Below I selected some of the pieces at the show. Gorgeous!
Jean Després (1932) Jean Després (1937)
Raymond Templier -cigarette case- (1930)
Paul Brandt (1928) Gérard Sandoz (1928)
Image above: Brigitte Helm wearing jewelry designed by Raymond Templier.
Below I selected some of the pieces at the show. Gorgeous!
Jean Després (1932) Jean Després (1937)
Raymond Templier -cigarette case- (1930)
Paul Brandt (1928) Gérard Sandoz (1928)
Some places at Raval neighbourhood (Barcelona)
07/04/09 09:47
Some recommended spots in Barcelona's Raval
neighbourhood...
(in case you are here for Easter time ;)
Still Light
C/ Notariat
Unique designer clothes and great selection of magazines and books (even delightful books from Nieves!) Below image from Via Snella, swedish fashion for men only available in Barcelona thanks to Still Light.
Barcelona Reykjavik
C/ Doctor Dou 12
Best organic bakery in Barcelona. I get hungry just to think about this place...
Kasparo Bar
Plaça de Vicenç Martorell 4
Great sunny terrace to chill-out a little while enjoying their homemade ice tea.
Ras
C/ Doctor Dou 10
Bookshop specialized on arts, design and architecture. Also art gallery inside!
Biocenter
C/Pintor Fortuny 25
Yummy healthy vegetarian restaurant.
(in case you are here for Easter time ;)
Still Light
C/ Notariat
Unique designer clothes and great selection of magazines and books (even delightful books from Nieves!) Below image from Via Snella, swedish fashion for men only available in Barcelona thanks to Still Light.
Barcelona Reykjavik
C/ Doctor Dou 12
Best organic bakery in Barcelona. I get hungry just to think about this place...
Kasparo Bar
Plaça de Vicenç Martorell 4
Great sunny terrace to chill-out a little while enjoying their homemade ice tea.
Ras
C/ Doctor Dou 10
Bookshop specialized on arts, design and architecture. Also art gallery inside!
Biocenter
C/Pintor Fortuny 25
Yummy healthy vegetarian restaurant.
Culturehall selection
02/04/09 10:32
I made an artist selection from Culturehall an online
community and curated space for contemporary
art.
Some fresh art for the senses...
Enjoy!
Matthew Ryan Barton. The affects of the effects of gravity (2008).
Paul van den Hout. Pilgrims (2008).
Tema Stauffer. White Horse (2007).
Adam Brent. Ballad of Crook Horn rd (2008).
David Andrew Frey. Fixture (1997).
MichaelJohansson. Packa Pappas Kappsäck (2006).
Idan Hayosh. AH64a display (2006).
Cassander Eeftinck Schattenkerk. Untitled, from the series The Andromeda Strain (2007).
Robert Lucy. Elephant (2008).
Some fresh art for the senses...
Enjoy!
Matthew Ryan Barton. The affects of the effects of gravity (2008).
Paul van den Hout. Pilgrims (2008).
Tema Stauffer. White Horse (2007).
Adam Brent. Ballad of Crook Horn rd (2008).
David Andrew Frey. Fixture (1997).
MichaelJohansson. Packa Pappas Kappsäck (2006).
Idan Hayosh. AH64a display (2006).
Cassander Eeftinck Schattenkerk. Untitled, from the series The Andromeda Strain (2007).
Robert Lucy. Elephant (2008).
A brief intro to Land Art
30/03/09 10:58
The other day watched “Rivers and Tides” a documentary by artist Andy Goldsworthy.
We were amazed by the beauty of the images and it reminded me how much I love land art (and environmental art).
Below a some of the classics...
Spiral Jetty by Robert Smithson (1970) The Icon.
Displacements by Robert Smithson.
Christo and Jeanne Claude. Early Works+Surrounded Islands.
Walter de Maria: Lightning Field on the left, NYC Earth Room on the right.
and remember: I don’t care if Monday is blue, Tuesday is great and Wednesday too...
Portia Munson
25/03/09 12:47
Below some great art installations by Portia Munson.
Her “Pink Project” reminds me of the JeongMee Yoon’s photographs I posted last year.
Her “Pink Project” reminds me of the JeongMee Yoon’s photographs I posted last year.
Butterflies by Seguy
17/03/09 00:32
Street Lego + The Retrospective
13/03/09 20:26
Jan Vormann made this great
street art installations using Lego pieces to
reconstruct the streets of Bocchignano (Italy)
and Tel Aviv.
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And today Alan The Gallant has been covered by The Retrospective!
Muchas gracias!
:)
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And today Alan The Gallant has been covered by The Retrospective!
Muchas gracias!
:)
Peau d'ours (et Peau d'Âne)
08/03/09 11:34
This amazing
bear-shaped sleeping bag has been created by
Eiko Ishizawa.
I’m a self-confessed Peau d’Âne fan and I think this is a great contemporary revisitation! :)
Below darling Catherine Deneuve as Peau d’Âne.
I’m a self-confessed Peau d’Âne fan and I think this is a great contemporary revisitation! :)
Below darling Catherine Deneuve as Peau d’Âne.
Maurice Pillard Verneuil
07/03/09 12:31
Well, seems that Maurice Pillard Verneuil
(1869-1942) is my new “Pattern Hero”...
I’m TOTALLY AMAZED with his book “Kaleidoscope: ornements abstraits” -circa 1925?-.
Below some plates from the book.
I’m TOTALLY AMAZED with his book “Kaleidoscope: ornements abstraits” -circa 1925?-.
Below some plates from the book.
Yamauchi Kazuaki
06/03/09 11:39
Sonia Delaunay
04/03/09 09:08
Radio tower+temporary city lights
03/03/09 10:35
Yesterday attended to the Cildo Meireles exhibition at
MACBA and got crazy about Babel (the
radio tower you can see below), in the whole
exhibition space the only lights were the ones
from the transistor radios and the sound was a
crazy mix of all the cassettes, radio stations
and so on...
After MACBA went to another museum, but in the middle of the walk I got surprised again by these temporary city lights The Barcelona Council has installed in Ronda Sant Antoni. They are so strange that I can’t even describe them... all kind of materials mixed (concrete, wood, plastic, metal...), they are so not-designed that seem really modern indeed!
After MACBA went to another museum, but in the middle of the walk I got surprised again by these temporary city lights The Barcelona Council has installed in Ronda Sant Antoni. They are so strange that I can’t even describe them... all kind of materials mixed (concrete, wood, plastic, metal...), they are so not-designed that seem really modern indeed!
Patrick Dougherty
26/02/09 20:45
Men as women.
20/02/09 00:38
Walton Ford, el naturalista.
25/01/09 15:40
Pancha Tantra, the Taschen
book about Walton Ford was strictly manufactured
on a 1500 copies limited edition, all of them
signed by the artist.
What a beautiful book for such amazing paintings.
...and below a Walton Ford video self-portrait
Have a nice Sunday!
What a beautiful book for such amazing paintings.
...and below a Walton Ford video self-portrait
Have a nice Sunday!
Richard Colman
19/01/09 14:22
Ladies and gentlemen, Richard Colman.
I can’t even express how much I love these artworks.
Neo-mystical and absolutely brilliant.
I can’t even express how much I love these artworks.
Neo-mystical and absolutely brilliant.
Das Herz von St. Pauli
16/01/09 13:53
Tomorrow begins this fantastic art show at Iguapop Gallery (Barcelona).
Deutsch gallery Helium Cowboy takes Iguapop and showcases many talented artists...
Below three of them:
Stephen Smith (Neasden Control Centre)
Nina Braun
Arturo Sandoval III (Friends with you)
See you there and happy friday*
Thread and wire ladies
15/01/09 16:23
Artists with a common denominator.
Joana Vasconcelos
Anna Hepler
Ruth Asawa
Alyson Shotz
Carol Hummel
Joana Vasconcelos
Anna Hepler
Ruth Asawa
Alyson Shotz
Carol Hummel
On time
09/01/09 20:57
Iconic choreographies, an
introduction.
Carmen Miranda - taken from "The Gang's All Here" musical. (Tutti frutti!!!)
Pulp - This is hardcore. (See the turquoise & blonde dancers around Jarvis on 4:26, fantastic! )
Esther Williams - Bathing beauty. (Underwater fantasy)
Feist - 1234 (Love the colours! A modern revisitation of choreography standards)
Björk - It’s oh so quiet. (A modern classic. Love the mailbox dancing...)
and my personal favourite...
Godard & co. - Bande a part. (Outsider beatnik casual choreography!!)
Carmen Miranda - taken from "The Gang's All Here" musical. (Tutti frutti!!!)
Pulp - This is hardcore. (See the turquoise & blonde dancers around Jarvis on 4:26, fantastic! )
Esther Williams - Bathing beauty. (Underwater fantasy)
Feist - 1234 (Love the colours! A modern revisitation of choreography standards)
Björk - It’s oh so quiet. (A modern classic. Love the mailbox dancing...)
and my personal favourite...
Godard & co. - Bande a part. (Outsider beatnik casual choreography!!)
